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Read the entire 2013 Connecticut Angler’s Guide online! Our unique digital edition allows you to page through the entire guide, just as if you were reading the magazine.
A summary of the statewide species open seasons, legal methods, length and daily creel limits.
Kierran Broatch holds a nice Housatonic River carp, one of the species featured in this section.
This unique program relies on reduced size limit regulations to allow anglers young and old alike the opportunity to experience the joy and relaxation of outdoor recreation and the satisfaction of catching their own dinner.
The 2013 Connecticut Angler's Guide
Digital Edition
Click through an interactive version of the regulation guide. Turn the pages just as you would the real thing.
PDF Download
The entire guide is also available as a PDF download for offline viewing.
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