The fee is $9, and the creel limit is two fish.

Its fish are usually small - a 12-incher is quite special - and the daily creel limit is 5 trout, 9 inches or more long.

The creel limit on the East Branch is one fish daily, at least 14 inches long.

With millions of anglers involved, it would obviously be impossible to police effectively a bluefish creel limit.

The basic creel limit for brook, brown and rainbow trout is still 10 fish a day of any size.

Virginia allows a creel limit of five with a fishing license.

The state's present daily creel limit is five stripers, all of which must be at least 24 inches long.

Most states enforce a creel limit, which is a limit on the maximum number of fish that a single person can catch in one day.

However there is no creel limit or size limit for the nongame pan fish in the state of Tennessee.

State agencies might want to enforce a smaller creel limit per day to see if the population might grow and spread to its native range.