Connecticut · USA
Moodus Reservoir
- Region
- Connecticut, USA
- Regulation zone
- Connecticut statewide regulations
Species in Moodus Reservoir
Alewife
American Eel
Banded Killifish- Banded Sunfish
Black Crappie
Bluegill- Bluegill x Pumpkinseed
- Bridled Shiner
Brown Bullhead- Calico Bass
Chain Pickerel- Creekchub Sucker
Golden Shiner
Largemouth Bass
Pumpkinseed
Redbreast Sunfish
Smallmouth Bass
Tessellated Darter
White Catfish
White Perch
White Sucker
Yellow Perch
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Seasons & limits — Connecticut statewide regulations
| Species | Season | Limit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chain Pickerel | Year-round | Lakes and ponds: minimum length 15 inches, daily limit 6. Rivers and streams: no minimum length, no daily limit. Different rules apply in Chain Pickerel Management Lakes. | — |
| Catfish (Channel and White) | Year-round | No minimum length; daily limit 6 in aggregate. Daily limit is 3 catfish in Community Fishing Waters. | — |
| White Perch | Year-round | Inland district: no minimum length, no daily limit. (Marine District: 7-inch minimum, daily limit 30.) | — |
| American Eel | Year-round | Minimum length 9 inches; daily limit 25. The taking of elver eel, glass eel and silver eel is prohibited. | — |
| Bullhead (Brown and Yellow) | Year-round | No minimum length; no daily limit. | — |
| Alewife/Blueback Herring | Varies (angling year-round; scoop net April 1 to June 15) | Daily limit 25. Taking of migratory (anadromous) alewife and blueback herring from all Connecticut waters is prohibited; landlocked alewife may only be taken from the lakes named in the guide. | — |
Always confirm regulations with the official state regulations before fishing — rules change, and waterbody-specific exceptions apply.
Waterbody-specific rules
- 6 mph limit ½ hour after sunset to 8 a.m.
- Bass Management Lake
- Largemouth and smallmouth bass: 12″ to 18″ protected slot limit.
- Daily creel limit -- 6 bass.
- Only 1 may be 18″ or greater.
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Species: Connecticut state fisheries lake records, via the Bump Board dataset.