09-07-2014, 01:14 AM
I'm not sure if you are being sarcastic or not.
But, under current regulations (to my understanding, feel free to correct me if I am wrong), you are only legally able to possess a single daily limit, whether it be on your person, or at home.
Under this new law, you will be able to keep as many fish at home as you feel like. You could go and catch a limit of fish every single day and just go throw it in your freezer, whether you eat it or not. You could go to Utah Lake to catch and keep 50 bluegill, 24 mud cats (good riddance), 8 channel cats, 50 crappie, 6 bass, 10 walleye, and 50 perch every single day, take them home and put them in your freezer, come back the next day and do the same thing over again. And so on, and so on. That is 198 fish that every single Utah License holder could legally catch and keep from Utah Lake every single day of the year, all while still be a law abiding citizen in the process. Is this correct?
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But, under current regulations (to my understanding, feel free to correct me if I am wrong), you are only legally able to possess a single daily limit, whether it be on your person, or at home.
Under this new law, you will be able to keep as many fish at home as you feel like. You could go and catch a limit of fish every single day and just go throw it in your freezer, whether you eat it or not. You could go to Utah Lake to catch and keep 50 bluegill, 24 mud cats (good riddance), 8 channel cats, 50 crappie, 6 bass, 10 walleye, and 50 perch every single day, take them home and put them in your freezer, come back the next day and do the same thing over again. And so on, and so on. That is 198 fish that every single Utah License holder could legally catch and keep from Utah Lake every single day of the year, all while still be a law abiding citizen in the process. Is this correct?
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