Thread: Dumb question

Originally Posted by ATM

The rule isn't going to mention anything about what kind of boat you're fishing from, or if you're wearing waders. It just says a boat with three or more anglers has a 50 fish limit. I don't THINK the game warden is going to be swayed if he's told you weren't actually IN the boat when the fish were caught. He's going to write a ticket and let the judge figure it out.

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Originally Posted by Grave Digger

Yikess that is what I was saying in my first post.A wader uses his boat for tranpertation from spot to spot and fishish with 1 pole.Loading the pontoon with more people (on the big 4)mean's more hook's in the water and not everybody on the boat may be fishing just being used for their license.I'v seen it 7-8 folk's on a pontoon poles hanging out everywhere and mabey 3 out of the bunch doing all the fishing. Instead of a boat limit of fish do a boat limit on poles like 6 poles to a boat no matter how many people are on board and enforce it.

I understand what your saying but doesn't setting a boat limit of 40 or 50 take care of it? I'm not sure that it matters how many poles you use to get to the boat limit but once your their your done.