Permitted with conditions
Any fish a non-resident under 16 keeps must be counted as part of the catch and possession of the accompanying licence holder.
Synopsis page 8 ↗Catch and release
Release any crayfish less than 9 cm in total length, and any crayfish bearing eggs or young.
Synopsis page 10 ↗Method restricted
Highgrading is illegal.
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Synopsis page 10 ↗Advisory
There is no general minimum size limit for trout or char in B.C. waters, except where the Regional Daily Catch Quotas or the Regional Water-Specific Tables specify one.
Synopsis page 11 ↗Catch and release
If you catch a fish protected by a minimum or maximum size limit, release it as quickly and carefully as possible.
Synopsis page 11 ↗Advisory
Size limits are listed with quotas in the Regional Regulations and in the Regional Water-Specific Tables.
Synopsis page 11 ↗Permitted with conditions
Possession quota: no more than twice the daily quota may be in your possession, unless otherwise specified (see definition, page 80).
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Synopsis page 11 ↗Permitted with conditions
Quotas are not cumulative. You cannot possess a quota from each region that you fish.
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Synopsis page 11 ↗Advisory
As a general guideline, never have more fish in your possession, while at or near any lake or stream, than the allowable quota for that lake or stream.
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Synopsis page 11 ↗Permitted with conditions
Transport or possess no more than your legal limit.
Synopsis page 12 ↗Permitted with conditions
Ensure your fish can be identified, counted and measured if necessary (see 'Wrap it Right').
Synopsis page 12 ↗Permitted with conditions
If you transport fish for someone else, obtain and carry a signed letter from that person with the angler's name, address, telephone number and fishing licence number; when and where the fish were caught; the date and place you were given the fish; the number, species and size of the fish; and the name and address of the person to whom the fish are to be delivered.
Synopsis page 12 ↗Permitted with conditions
If you will export the fish from B.C., carry the letter and make it available for inspection by fishery enforcement and/or customs officers if requested.
Synopsis page 12 ↗Permitted with conditions
If someone else caught the fish and gave it to you for personal consumption, keep a signed letter from the angler until you have eaten the fish.
Synopsis page 12 ↗Permitted with conditions
Possession quota is the number of fish of any species that an angler may have in their possession at any given time, except at their place of ordinary residence. In most instances it is two times the daily quota. See the Tables for exceptions.
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