Thread: Crappie Daily and Possession Limits

Then I am concerned that your Captain is misguided. And this is SIMPLY my personal opinion, and nothing else. But that is one reason that I have trouble trusting AGFC Wardens many times. Most are great. But man, if the head guy isn't sure of the law that he's trying to enforce, I have no great confidence.

Originally Posted by Buckrub

Then I am concerned that your Captain is misguided. And this is SIMPLY my personal opinion, and nothing else. But that is one reason that I have trouble trusting AGFC Wardens many times. Most are great. But man, if the head guy isn't sure of the law that he's trying to enforce, I have no great confidence.

Not my Captain but the Captain of the Enforcement District in Central Arkansas. I will be in the office tomorrow. I will try to track him down and get this straitened out.

Sorry. I guess I should have said "The Captain" or something. Don't know your structure well enough, my bad.

I appreciate you and the effort. I'd think we'd all like to be straight on this issue......

Originally Posted by Gomer Snerd

Might save a ticket if the officer was having a bad day. Now how about sharing a cooler and those tailgate shots?

Read number 2. in the reply. He addresses this question.

So on day one and day three cook a mess of fish, and you can catch another limit.

Buckrub - you are correct. Once fish is processed and put up at a permanent residence it does not count toward the possession limit. The possession limit was redefined from "The total limit of a specific fish species that is in your possession at any time, whether on your person or stored in another location." to the definition that you quoted above "The total limit of a certain fish species that is in your possession at any time, whether on your person or stored in another location. Fish and wild game (other than migratory game birds) that have been processed and stored at a residence do not count toward a person’s possession limit. A residence is defined as a house or house trailer that is permanently in place and is owned, leased or rented by an individual; it does not include mobile travel trailers, tents, vehicles or temporary rental units (motels, lodges, cabins, resorts, etc.)". This change went into effect January 1, 2011.

Originally Posted by Handicrappie

Read number 2. in the reply. He addresses this question.

reread it and still overlooked the part about tailgate pics./

Gomer - for the purpose of a picture, it is alright that more than one person's limit is in the picture. As long as more than one person caught the fish there should not be a problem.