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• to fish within 500 feet of any DNR net or weir when the area is posted by the DNR.Other• to stock fish into Wisconsin waters (including private ponds) without first obtaining astocking permit.• to deposit fish carcasses or parts, including entrails or other waste, into Wisconsin watersor on the bank or shore of any water.• to use or possess a box or container in which to hold live fish in any water of the stateunless a legible tag bearing the owner or user’s name and address is attached to thecontainer. Containers and live boxes used by anglers while fishing are exempt from thisrequirement.• to buy, sell, or trade any game fish. It is legal to sell rough fish (see the definition of roughfish on page 22). Selling rough fish to anyone other than the final consumer requires awholesale fish dealers license unless you hold a commercial fishing license.• to buy, sell, or trade minnows, frogs, or crayfish for use as bait without a bait dealer license(except residents under 16 years of age - see page 18 for details)• to transport live rough fish or invasive species into or within the state without a permitfrom the DNR. Note: Note: Rough fish or invasive fish that can be revived are consideredlive fish. Therefore, to ensure that rough fish, including Asian carp and other invasivefish are dead and no longer capable of being revived, it is recommended that they beeviscerated (entrails removed) or other similar action be taken to assure the fish are deadbefore transporting them.• to withhold catch and fishing effort information when interviewed by authorized DNRcreel clerks.Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass Management ZonesThe following map identifies the boundary and regulation differences between theNorthern and Southern Bass Management Zones. Check the Special Regulations—Listed by County for exceptions to the following statewide regulations. See tableson pages 63–67 for specific application of Northern and Southern Bass ManagementZone rules for Lake Michigan, Green Bay, and their tributaries.DOUGLASBAYFIELDASHLANDIRONNorthern ZoneLargemouth bass season: May 3 to March 1 - Largemouthbass must be at least 14" Smallmouth bass season: May 3 toJune 20—Catch and release only. June 21 to March 1—Smallmouthbass must be at least 14". Daily bag limits: During theharvest season for each species, you are allowed a daily baglimit of five bass in total.VILAS77SAWYERPRICEONEIDAFORESTFLORENCEBURNETT POLKWASHBURNMARINETTEBARRONRUSK27TAYLORLINCOLNLANGLADEOCONTOST. CROIXDUNNCHIPPEWACLARKMARATHON64MENOMINEEPIERCEEAU CLAIRESHAWANODOORPEPINBUFFALOTREMPEALEAUJACKSONWOODPORTAGEWAUPACAOUTAGAMIEBROWNKEWAUNEE29Southern ZoneLargemouth and Smallmouth bass season: May 3 to March 1 —Five largemouth or smallmouthbass in combination may be kept and they must be at least 14".10