Anglers must be in immediate attendance when their lines are in the water. An angler may operate no more than two lines with or without a rod, and each line is limited to not more than five lures or baits or a combination of both, and in addition, each line shall have not exceeding fifteen hook points in any combination of single, double, or treble hooks, provided the total number of hook points does not exceed fifteen. Snatching, lifting, hooking and the use of tip-ups are not angling. Artificial Lures or Bait means artificial imitations of natural bait, manmade flies, spinners, spoons, plugs, jigs, and other lures including those that may contain some natural substances, such as deer hair and feathers. Blind Snatching means the taking of fish by snatching when the fish is not visible to the fisherman.
Fishing means the taking, killing, netting, capturing or withdrawal of fish by any means.
This includes every attempt to take fish, plus assisting another person in taking or attempting to take fish. Foul-Hooked means not hooked in the mouth. Hook Gap means the distance from the shank to the point of the hook. Minimum Length means the greatest possible length measured from the tip of the fish's snout to the tip of the tail. The mouth may be open or closed and the tail may be spread or compressed in order to achieve the greatest length.