Your trip, your record

Catch Compliance Log — know what is legal to keep.

Build a personal log of every fish you land. Each entry is checked live against the statewide bag, slot, and size rules for its state — so you see at a glance which fish are safe to keep, which must go back, and whether you are over the daily bag. Print it and take it to the water.

Why this beats a search: AIO can tell you the generic statewide limit, but it cannot hold your trip — your species, your lengths, your counts, your dates — and tell you which of your fish are legal. This log does, and it stays in your browser for next time.

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.

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State

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Length (inches, optional)

Count kept

Waterbody (optional)

My Catch Compliance Log

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Your log is saved in this browser (localStorage) so you can add to it across trips. It is a personal record, not a legal document — always confirm the current rule with the state agency before you keep fish.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the limit check come from?

Each entry is checked against FishFig’s verified statewide catch-limits dataset (50 states, published 2026 agency rules with a citation on every result). If no statewide rule is tracked, the entry is flagged "Verify" so you confirm locally rather than guess.

Is my log private?

Yes. The log lives only in your own browser (localStorage) — nothing is uploaded. You can return to it across trips, clear it anytime, and print or save it as a PDF to take on the water.

Does it cover every lake and river?

It checks the statewide general limit. Many waters have special regulations — catch-and-release only, fly-only, different slots, or seasonal closures — that override the baseline. The tool links each rule to its source agency, and the "Verify" flag reminds you to confirm the exact water.

Is this legal advice?

No. FishFig is an informational guide. Limits and seasons change yearly and vary by water, species, and zone. Always confirm the current rule with the state agency before you keep fish.