Beach Pond
The rule for this water, with the receipt.
Special regulations for Beach Pond, as the state words them
Washington County · Lake · RI
Today's rule hereParsed
- Season
- Not captured yet - consult the statewide regulations
- Gear
- Not captured yet - consult the statewide regulations
- Bait
- Not captured yet - consult the statewide regulations
- Poles
- Not captured yet - consult the statewide regulations
| Species | Daily limit | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
trout or charr | See size | min. eight inches (8”), measured from the tip of the snout to the tip of the tail | Statewide |
northern pike | two (2) fish | min. twenty-four inches (24”) (measured from the tip of the snout to the end of the tail) | Statewide |
chain pickerel | five (5) fish | min. fourteen inches (14”) (measured from the tip of the snout to the end of the tail) | This water |
black bass (largemouth and smallmouth bass) | five (5) fish, either singularly or in aggregate | min. twelve inches (12”) (measured from the tip of the snout to the end of the tail) | Statewide |
American eel (Anguilla rostrata) | twenty-five (25) fish per day, per person | min. nine inches (9”) (measured from the tip of the snout to the end of the tail) | Statewide |
trout | five (5) fish (all species in aggregate) | - | This water |
Atlantic salmon | one (1) per Connecticut Regulations | - | This water |
black bass | five (5) fish | min. twelve inches (12”) (measured from the tip of the snout to the end of the tail) | This water |
The official text, verbatimOfficial text
Straight from RI's official regulations. Rules in force today lead; out-of-season rows are dimmed. Nothing is paraphrased. Not legal advice: verify the posted rules at the water.
- All fishDesignated Trout Water: the statewide designated-trout-water rules apply (seasonal closure from the last day of February until the second Saturday in April, trout creel limits, and the corn-bait and chumming prohibitions).
- troutDaily limit five (5) fish (all species in aggregate)
- Atlantic salmonDaily limit one (1) per Connecticut Regulations
- black bassDaily limit five (5) fishSize twelve inches (12”) (measured from the tip of the snout to the end of the tail)
- chain pickerelDaily limit five (5) fishSize fourteen inches (14”) (measured from the tip of the snout to the end of the tail)
- All fishGear six (6) lines with a single hook each, may be used for ice fishing in accordance with Connecticut RegulationsPoles six (6) lines with a single hook eachFor ice fishing in accordance with Connecticut Regulations.
How this answer was assembled
- StatewideStatewide lake rules are the base layer: default season, gear, bait, and limits.
- This waterSpecial rules written for this exact water replace the statewide defaults where they speak.
- Emergency orderEmergency orders in effect today override everything else. They sync quietly when the phone has coverage and never lock you out of the app.
Where this rule applies
This water is not yet drawn on the map. Its rules are captured and receipted; the geometry ledger records exactly why it is not drawn (an ambiguous name match or a gap in the source data), and it will never ship as a guess. Each rule above describes in the state's own words where it applies, and those written descriptions are the authoritative boundaries.
What are you fishing for here?Advice
Pick from the species named in Beach Pond's rules. Setups are checked against the gear rules in force today, and your picks are remembered on this device only. These are rule-aware suggestions, not a claim about what is biting; advice, not law, and the rules above govern.
Receipts
Local services near Beach Pond
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