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View Poll Results: 1 or 2 fish per client on RI Charter Boats
I am a Rhode Island resident and I propose 1 fish per client on RI Charter Boats 24 35.82%
I am a Rhode Island resident and I propose 2 fish per client on RI Charter Boats 0 0%
I am NOT a Rhode Island resident and I propose 1 fish per client on RI Charter Boats 38 56.72%
I am NOT a Rhode Island resident and I propose 2 fish per client on RI Charter Boats 5 7.46%
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Old 02-18-2015, 11:30 AM   #11
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So correct me if I am wrong..though MA&CT may vote option 1, if RI votes option 2, MA & CT vessels can take their non licensed charters to RI waters and take 2 fish?
I was told that because of reciprocity they could take 2 but would have to land them in RI (example RI boat ramp/boat slip). Then it becomes a possession limit in the state they are going to. But the odds of getting caught with 2 fish in a 1 fish state would be miniscule.

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