bass keepers at Alondra Park
Today at Alondra Park there was an older black man fishing just north of the bridge and he had two 3 to 4 lb bass on his stringer. I asked him if he was keeping them and he said yes...that there was no sign posted saying he couldn't an no law against it. How do you get signs posted to say no keeping bass? It might be a deterent. Thanks.
sadly he does have the right to keep it.
some things never change!!!!Originally Posted by sandtrout
was the guy displaying his fishing license?
Super Lame to here that!!!
Unfortunately that is the way things go there, the pressure will continue untill the weeds grow and then amature hour ends.
Only if he has a license...
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5.00. Black Bass.
It is unlawful to take or possess black bass except as provided below:
(Note: Some waters are closed to all fishing under Section 7.50.)
(a) General Statewide Restrictions:
(1) Lakes/Reservoirs and the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta: The following waters, except for those listed in subsection (b) Special Regulations (below), are open to fishing all year, with a 12-inch minimum size limit and five-fish daily bag limit: All lakes and reservoirs in the State, and the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta, (see Section 1.71 for definition of the Delta).
(2) Rivers/Streams and Private Ponds: Rivers, streams, canals, and lakes or ponds entirely on private lands, which are not listed in subsection (b) Special Regulations (below), are open all year with no size limit and a five-fish daily bag limit.
(b) Special Regulations: Counties and individual waters listed below are those having regulations different from the General Statewide Restrictions in subsection (a) above).
DISTRICTS AND COUNTIES WITH SPECIAL BLACK BASS REGULATIONS
Area or Body of Water Open Season Size (total length) Bag Limit
() Colorado River District: All waters (Bag and
size limits conform with Arizona regulations.) All year. 3-inch minimum. 6
(2) Inyo County: all streams east of Highway 395
from the southern Inyo County line north to the
junction of Highway 6 and east of Highway 6
to the Mono County line.
All year. 2-inch minimum. 5
The remaining streams of Inyo County, except
those waters listed in sections 7.50(b)(82) and
7.50(b)(34).
Last Saturday
in April through
Nov. 5.
2-inch minimum. 5
All lakes, Big Pine Canal, Fish Spring Canal,
and Millpond. All year 2-inch minimum. 5
(3) Lassen County: all waters. All year. No size limit. 5
(4) Modoc County: all waters except Dorris and
Sage Reservoirs (see (a)() General Statewide
Restrictions (above) for these two lakes).
All year. No size limit. 0
(5) Mono County: all waters, except for Fish
Slough, listed in these regulations and those
waters listed as closed to all fishing in Section
7.50.
Last Saturday
in April through
Nov. 5.
No size limit. 5
(6) Plumas County: all waters. All year. No size limit. 5
(7) Shasta County: all lakes except Britton,
Shasta and Whiskeytown lakes (see subsection
(a)() above for these three lakes).
All year. No size limit. 5
INDIvIDUAL BODIES OF WATER WITH SPECIAL BLACK BASS REGULATIONS
Area or Body of Water Open Season Size (total length Bag
Limit
(8) Barrett Lake (San Diego County).
(Also see Section 2.08) All year. No black bass shall be possessed. 0
(9) Big Lake (Shasta County) (see also
Section 7.00(b)(4). Last Saturday in April through
Nov. 5.
2-inch minimum 5
Nov. 6 through
last Friday in
April.
No black bass shall be
possessed. 0
(0) Casitas Lake (Ventura County). All year. 2-inch minimum. No more
than one over 22 inches. 5
() Castaic Lake (Los Angeles County). All year. 8-inch minimum. 2
INDIvIDUAL BODIES OF WATER WITH SPECIAL BLACK BASS REGULATIONS
Area or Body of Water Open Season Size (total length Bag
Limit
(2) Cuyamaca Lake (San Diego County). All year. No size limit. No smallmouth
bass shall be possessed. 5
(3) Diamond Valley Lake, (Riverside
County) All year. Largemouth bass 5-inch minimum. No smallmouth
bass shall be possessed
5
(4) Eastman Lake (Madera and
Mariposa Cos.) (Note: See Section
7.50(b)(62) for special area closures).
All year. 22-inch minimum.
(5) El Capitan Reservoir (San Diego
County). All year. 5-inch minimum. 5
(6) Fish Slough (Mono County), except
the fenced portions of Fish Slough within
Owens Valley Native Fishes Sanctuaries
and BLM Spring, which are closed to all
fishing all year.
All year. No size limit. 5
(7) Hensley Lake (Madera County). All year. 5-inch minimum. 2
(8) Hodges Lake (San Diego County). All year. 5-inch minimum. 5
(9) Isabella Lake (Kern County). All year. 5-inch minimum. 2
(20) Kaweah Reservoir (Tulare County). All year. 5-inch minimum. 2
(2) Lett’s Lake (Colusa County). All year. No size limit. 5
(22) McClure Reservoir (Mariposa
County). All year. None between 2 and 5 inches. 5
(23) Millerton Reservoir (Fresno and
Madera counties). All year. None between 2 and 5 inches. 5
(24) Oroville Lake (Butte County). All year. None between 2 and 5
inches. 5
(25) Orr Lake (Siskiyou County). All year. None between 2 and 5
inches 5
(26) Plaskett Meadows lakes, upper and
lower (Glenn County). All year. No size limit. 5
(27) Shaver Lake (Fresno County). All year. No size limit. 5
(28) Silverwood Lake (San Bernardino
County). All year. 5-inch minimum. 2
(29) Siskiyou Lake (Siskiyou County). All year. None between 2 and 5
inches. 5
(30) Skinner Lake (Riverside County). All year. 5-inch minimum. 2
(3) Success Reservoir (Tulare County). All year. 5-inch minimum. 2
(32) Trinity Lake (Trinity County). 1: March 1
through May 3 2-inch minimum. 2
2: June 1
through Feb. 292-inch minimum. 5
(33) Trout Lake (Siskiyou County). Only
weekends and
Wednesdays
from last Sat.
in April through
Sep. 30.
22-inch minimum.
Only artificial lures may be
used.
(34) Upper Otay Lake (San Diego
County). (Also see Section 2.08) All year. No black bass shall be possessed 0
Don't see Alondra Park listed in the special regs...looks like he can keep 5 over 12 inches as long as he has his license. Instead of hassling people that are legally fishing (I don't have a problem with hassling people that are not fishing legally BTW) how about trying to get the regs changed so it is illegal to keep bass from there, then hassle away!
=[ Bman........
Sounds like a normal Alondra day. Really a bummer, but nothing u can do about it as long as they are big enough, caught properly, and not over the limit. Hopefully the guy will end up getting sick from eating them.
-b
LOL, btw, how is ur pet bass doing?
-b
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