Instant & per-state

Is it legal to keep? Check the limit in one read.

You landed a fish — now what? Pick the state and species and see the statewide bag limit, protected slot, minimum size, and open season instantly. Every result links to its 2026 state-agency source, so you can print it and trust it on the water.

Why this beats a search: AIO gives a generic one-liner; this resolves the exact bag / slot / size / season for the species and state you are actually holding — something no overview box can do per query, and something you can screenshot and take to the water.
Not legal advice. FishFig is an informational guide. License fees, size/bag limits, and seasons change yearly and vary by water, species, and zone. Always confirm the current rule with the state agency (linked on every regulations page) before you buy a license or keep fish. When in doubt, check the official source.

Pick a state and a species to see the statewide bag, slot, size, and season in one read.

Frequently asked questions

Does this cover every lake and river?

It shows the statewide general limit for the species and state you pick. Many waters have special regulations — catch-and-release only, fly-only, different slots, or seasonal closures — that override the statewide baseline. The checker links the rule to its source agency so you can confirm the exact water before you keep fish.

What if my state or species is not listed?

Where we have not verified a statewide rule yet, the tool tells you to verify locally with the state agency rather than guessing. We never show a fabricated limit. New species and states are added as we verify them.

Are the bag and size numbers exact?

They are the statewide general numbers published by each state agency for 2026, with a citation on every result. States express bags as free text (for example, "5, only 1 over 18 in") so the conditional wording is preserved — always read the citation for the full rule.

Is this legal advice?

No. FishFig is an informational guide. License fees, size and bag limits, and seasons change yearly and vary by water, species, and zone. Confirm the current rule with the state agency before you buy a license or keep fish.