- S-1: Closed to the taking of smelts.
- S-2: Closed to the taking of smelts, except by hook and line.
- S-3: Tributaries closed to the taking of smelts.
- S-4: Use or possession of live fish as bait is prohibit. (The use of dead fish, salmon eggs and worms are permitted.)
- S-5: Fly fishing only.
- S-6: Artificial lures only.
- S-7: Boundary waters with New Brunswick.
- S-8: Daily bag limit on trout: 1 fish.
- S-9: Border waters with New Hampshire.
- S-10: Daily bag limit on togue: 1 fish.
- S-11: Daily bag limit on salmon, trout and togue: 2 fish in the aggregate.
- S-12: No size or bag limit on bass and pickerel.
- S-13: No size or bag limit on bass.
- S-14: No bag limit on pickerel. From July 1st through September 30th, artificial lures only; minimum length limit on trout: 8 inches.
- S-15: From April 1st to June 20th, daily bag limit on bass: 2 fish; all bass longer than 12 inches must be released; from June 21st to
September 30th, daily bag limit on bass: 2 fish between 10 and 12 inches, except that 1 may exceed 16 inches.
- S-16: Daily bag limit on brook trout (includes splake): 2 fish; minimum length limit: 12 inches, only 1 may exceed 14 inches.
- S-17: Daily bag limit on brook trout (includes splake): 2 fish; minimum length limit: 10 inches, only 1 may exceed 12 inches.
- S-18: Daily bag limit on brook trout (includes splake): 2 fish; minimum length limit: 8 inches.
- S-19: Daily bag limit on trout: 2 fish.
- S-20: Daily bag limit on whitefish: 3 fish.
- S-21: Minimum length limit on trout: 12 inches.
- S-22: Daily bag limit on salmon: 1 fish.
- S-23: EXTENDED SEASON - Remains open to fishing through October. From October 1st through October 31st: artificial lures only; all fish
caught must be released alive at once.
- S-24: EXTENDED SEASON - Remains open to fishing through November. From October 1st through November 30th: all trout, salomn, togue and
bass must be released alive at once.
- S-25: Smelts may be taken by use of 3 single-baited hooks spaced a minimum of four inches apart.
- S-26: Daily bag limit on trout: 2 fish; minimum length limit on trout: 8 inches, only 1 may exceed 12 inches.
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