No more than one speckled hind and one warsaw grouper per vessel per day.Additional restrictions for the four grouper aggregate: Two gag per person per day within the four grouper aggregate four grouper per person per day in aggregate. The four grouper aggregate is: speckled hind black, red, snowy, yellowedge, yellowfin, yellowmouth, and warsaw grouper gag and scamp. Federally permitted for-hire reef fish vessels must comply with the more restrictive of federal or state reef fish regulations when fishing for reef fish in state waters.The captain and crew of a vessel under charter may not harvest red snapper, greater amberjack, or grouper of any species their creel limit/bag limit is zero.Recreational saltwater anglers may possess a two-day’s bag limit on land however, no person may possess more than the daily bag limit in any one day or while fishing or while on the water, unless that recreational saltwater angler is aboard a trawler engaged in commercial fishing for a consecutive period longer than 25 hours. Refer to our spotted seatrout page for more information. These areas are: South of Interstate 10 from its junction at the Texas-Louisiana boundary eastward to its junction with LA Highway 171, south to Highway 14, south to Holmwood, and then south on Highway 27 through Gibbstown south to LA Highway 82 at Creole and south on Highway 82 to Oak Grove, then due south to the western shore of the Mermentau River, following this shoreline south to the junction with the Gulf of Mexico, and then due south to the limit of the state territorial sea. All owners/operator of vessels recreationally fishing for and/or retaining any Atlantic highly migratory species (tunas, billfishes, swordfish, and sharks) with rod and reel tunas, sharks, and swordfish with a handline and free-swimming tunas (except bluefin) with a speargun must have an Atlantic HMS Angling Permit.Ģ5 per person per day except in specified areas of Cameron and Calcasieu parishes where the limit is 15 per person per day with no more than two over 25 inches total length.Charter captains must obtain a Charter Recreational Offshore Landing Permit to possess these species. To possess tunas, billfish, swordfish, amberjacks, snappers, groupers, hinds, cobia, wahoo and dolphinfish in Louisiana waters, recreational fishermen (except those under age 16 and those on a paid for-hire charter trip) must obtain a Recreational Offshore Landing Permit, in addition to required licenses.Lifetime Licenses) also include recreational saltwater fishing privileges.
Senior Hunting/Fishing and Louisiana Sportsman's Paradise Licenses) and some special licenses (e.g. If you’re age 18 or older, you must have the following licenses to fish recreationally in saltwater in Louisiana:Ĭombination (e.g. Learn the signs of barotrauma and how you can help these fish survive. Fish caught in deeper water and some sensitive species can experience barotrauma when they're caught.
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