Is there an exception to the largemouth bass limit at Lake Monticello?
Arkansas fishing regulations modify the standard largemouth bass limit at Lake Monticello with a special exception rule.
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Largemouth bass daily limit statewide is 5 fish
Arkansas fishing regulations set a statewide daily limit of five largemouth bass for most state lakes and rivers.
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How the new possession rule affects multi-day fishing trips
Arkansas fishing regulation changes eliminate statewide possession limits for multi-day trips, focusing entirely on daily creel limits.
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Why anglers no longer need to count fish at home in Arkansas
Arkansas fishing regulations ending home possession limits let anglers store daily catches without counting stored fish.
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What counts as a fish’s final point of storage in Arkansas?
Arkansas fishing regulations regarding a fish final point of storage include permanent home freezers and commercial processing facilities.
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Daily creel limits still apply even without a possession limit in Arkansas
Arkansas fishing regulations explain how daily creel limits still apply after the statewide possession limit is eliminated.
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Arkansas eliminated statewide possession limits for the 2026-27 season
Arkansas statewide fishing possession limits for the 2026-27 season are eliminated, while daily creel limits remain active.
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What changed with Arkansas’s fishing possession limits in 2026-27?
Arkansas fishing possession limits for 2026-27 changed by removing statewide restrictions on stored fish, keeping daily creel limits active.
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First full weekend of June is Arkansas’s Free Fishing Weekend
Arkansas Free Fishing Weekend occurs on the first full weekend of June, letting residents and nonresidents fish without buying licenses.
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Can nonresidents fish free during Arkansas’s Free Fishing Weekend?
Arkansas residents fish public waters without a state fishing license or trout permit during the annual June event hosted by the AGFC.
