What is the minimum size limit for Landlocked Salmon in all waters?

The minimum size limit for Landlocked Salmon in all waters is 14 inches. This regulation is in place to ensure that fish have reached a certain age and size before they can be harvested, allowing for sustainable fishing practices and contributing to the overall health of the fish population. By setting a minimum size limit, it helps to ensure that juvenile fish have enough time to grow and reproduce, which is vital for maintaining the balance of the aquatic ecosystem. This regulation supports conservation efforts and promotes responsible angling practices that benefit both fish populations and anglers in the long term.