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Topic: Fishing While Crayfish Trapping  (Read 561 times)

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Hojoman

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September 10, 2009

Question: If I want to fish with my rod and reel on one end of my boat while soaking my crayfish trap (non-commercial) at the same time on the other end, would this be legal or would my trap line count as a second line in the water? I have not been able to get a clear answer and would like to avoid an unnecessary ticket. (Ryan L.)

Answer: Crayfish traps are not considered to be a “second line in the water”.  The law restricting the use of multiple lines is limited to angling methods only, and traps are not angling equipment.