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What can I "leagelly" catch in public waters here in Georgia with a cast net?? I know they want let you catch Bass, but what about small bream?? Is this OK?? I know people catch these fish all the time for bait..
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most of the time that is covered in the fishing license handbook or on the states "department of natrual resources" website.
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The handbook for Georgia say shad and herring only.
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Big-POnd,
You can not catch any sportfish in a castnet. THis means small bluegill, bass, crappie, etc. All else is fair game. We catch shad this way and when we catch a bluegill, or other sportfish we toss in back in the lake. THis of course on public water. On private water you have a whole diff set of rules that if on your own pond you can about do what you want.
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