Bag Limit
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Определение
The maximum number of fish an angler is legally permitted to keep in a single day, established by wildlife agencies to prevent overharvest of fish populations.
Подробное объяснение
Bag limits are set through stock assessment models that estimate population size, reproductive rate (r), and sustainable yield. They vary by species, season, and jurisdiction — a 5-fish daily bag limit on walleye may be imposed in one lake while a neighboring lake with a depleted population has a 2-fish limit. Slot limits (protecting fish within a specific size range, e.g., only fish outside 14–18 inches may be kept) are increasingly used to protect the large, reproductively valuable individuals most critical to population resilience. Compliance monitoring uses creel surveys and mandatory catch reporting in commercial and sport fisheries.