Lol yah I know I get it,
I usually cook 2 walleye and eat for two days off it.
was just trying make an example over your possession limit but obtaining it legally
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I usually cook 2 walleye and eat for two days off it.
was just trying make an example over your possession limit but obtaining it legally
spincast
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@Ticker , the way I understand it if you gift to someone without a license it still counts against the person who did the gifting. But now we're getting into crazy land where MNR and lawyers like to dance, not so much me. It's like if you go away on a trip, catch them in 1 zone, and bring them home to a different zone, which rules apply? The one where you caught it. But how can anyone prove it one way or another?
If you give fish away its counts against your daily limit. If those fish are no longer in your possession they do not count against your possession limit. You are free to harvest another limit the next day.
Josh
Trevor M
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OK, for those asking about gifting and possession limits in this thread. I called the ministry about it last year and posted a detailed account of how that conversation went.
To save myself a lot of typing or copying and pasting what I posted about it last year, here's the thread where this was discussed last year.
To save myself a lot of typing or copying and pasting what I posted about it last year, here's the thread where this was discussed last year.
Possession
Doesn't leave much room for interpretation, but rules around gifting are not well explained. Any fish you give away are not part of your possession limit, and you can give away fish (within provincial possession limits) to people with no licence or with a conservation licence. Based on that, I...
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