Maine Guide Fishing Practice Test 2025 – Complete Exam Prep

The daily bag limit for Brook Trout, Splake, and Arctic Charr with a minimum length of 12 inches is two fish, with the stipulation that only one of those fish may exceed 14 inches. This regulation is intended to promote sustainable fishing practices, ensuring that populations of these species remain healthy while still allowing anglers to enjoy their catch. By placing a limit on the size of one of the fish, the regulation helps to protect larger specimens, which are often important for breeding and maintaining the population.

Other options do not align with the established regulations for these species. For instance, a limit of one fish would not adequately reflect the management practices designed to support sustainable fishing and might discourage anglers from engaging in the activity if they feel limited in their catch. Similarly, stating there is no limit with size restrictions would not prioritize the conservation needs of the fish populations. Lastly, a bag limit of three fish could lead to overfishing and negatively impact the health of these species in the waters where they are found.