Possession Limits

[Madd Matt]

Yep... What Wakina said....

-Matt

[freddie]

Your best bet is to not keep the previous days catch with you on the boat while fishing. ODNR has no such possession limit and no clear law on how to differentiate yesterday's catch from today's catch. Best bet is to leave the previous day's catch at the camp site and only have your current day's catch in your possession.

[wakina]

Your best bet is to not keep the previous days catch with you on the boat while fishing. ODNR has no such possession limit and no clear law on how to differentiate yesterday's catch from today's catch. Best bet is to leave the previous day's catch at the camp site and only have your current day's catch in your possession.

If you have more than a one days creel limit in your boat, on the ice while ice fishing, on the cleaning table for the number of fishermen on board or present and you are checked then you will be cited/ticketed!! No questions asked, the number of fish determines if you are over the daily creel limit. It does not matter when you caught them and the ODNR Officer will not believe you any how. The only way you can have more than one days Creel limit while on the water is if you are transporting them on a Commericial Ferry.