This is some stuff from the Outdoor Annual:
Daily Bag:
Quantity of a species of a wildlife resource, such as fish, that may be taken in one day.
Day:
A 24-hour period of time that begins at midnight and ends at midnight.
Possession Limit:
The maximum number of fish a person may possess before returning to their residence. Possession limit is twice the daily bag on game and nongame fish, except as provided in this guide, and does not apply to fish in the possession of or stored by a person at their residence.
I have talked with a game warden on this matter and I posted the ruling up first before commenting on this. I have done an enormous amount of looking into this because many people, including game wardens, get this situation confused. Charlie, as per our last conversation I told you that this one situation doesn't exist anymore but I found the ruling I told you about which leads me to what I will be telling everyone about.
The tip here is to look at the possession limit. That is key to this situation. I have spoken to several game wardens on this. I've been told that you can catch (let's just use red fish for conversation purposes) three reds before midnight, bring them back to your car, and go out after midnight and catch three more that this would be okay. According to the rule this is the case but after talking to someone in TP&W awhile back I was told that because of the word "residence" that you need to return to where you reside and then you can go back out and catch those three additional reds after midnight.
I called again today and spoke to a game warden I usually call for answers on things and he agreed on this situation but other game wardens aren't up to speed on all rules (but who can be as there are so many rules to keep tabs on). My best advice to you guys on this entire situation is what I have always gone by to ensure that I don't do anything illegal which is to only go out and catch one bag limit of each red/trout/flounder if you are lucky enough to be in that situation and don't get greedy. Greed has a way of coming back on ya. Be safe out there tonight, enjoy your time, stick to the rules, and I will see you guys out on the water or at the measure-in in the morning. Tight lines!!
PS: mwatson71 is correct. The minimum length on a flounder is 14".
Flounder
All species, their hybrids and subspecies
Daily Bag: 5/2 (see below)
Length in Inches (Minimum - Maximum) 14 - No limit
Daily bag is 5 fish except from Nov. 1-30, when the daily bag limit is 2 fish and flounder may be taken only by pole-and-line; and from December 1-14, when the daily bag limit is 2 fish and flounder may be taken by any legal means, including gigging. Possession limit is equal to the daily bag.
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