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2014 Recreational Regulations

See the open season, size and possession limits for saltwater fishing on the coastal waters of Rhode Island.
2014 Recreational Regulations

Fishing the Ocean State’s Waters: Public Access Projects

In the Ocean State, fishing and boating are undeniably significant aspects of our culture, economy, and recreation. The fishing piers and boat ramps that provide access to saltwater fishing and boating activities are key components in maintaining this important part of our livelihood.
Fishing the Ocean State’s Waters: Public Access Projects

Page Through the Digital Edition

Read the entire 2014 Rhode Island Recreational Saltwater Fishing guide online! Our unique digital edition allows you to page through the entire guide, just as if you were reading the magazine.
Page Through the Digital Edition

Marine Fisheries Coastal Trawl Survey

The Research Vessel John H. Chafee is the Department of Environmental Management’s Marine Fisheries Research Vessel. The research vessel is located at the DEM Division of Fish and Wildlife, Marine Fisheries laboratory at Ft. Wetherill, in Jamestown, RI.
Marine Fisheries Coastal Trawl Survey

2014 Rhode Island Recreational Saltwater Fishing 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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