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Keeping live bait

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I was wondering. If I have left over bait, say suckers, sticklebacks, or dace, and an extra fish tank kicking around, can I try and keep them alive for a few weeks until I can use them? I know there are regulations regarding keeping native or possibly sport fish in aquariums, and am curious if species used for bait apply to such rules. Thanks!

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It is illegal to transport live fish (other than baitfish) taken from Ontario waters or to transfer or stock any fish into Ontario’s waters without a permit. This includes dumping baitfish purchased at a baitfish shop into the lake when you’re done. Anglers are responsible to ensure that any baitfish in their possession are species of fish listed as baitfish. There is a complete list of baitfish species on page 10 of the 2013 Recreational Fishing Regulations Summary.

Keeping baitfish in your aquarium until you go out fishing next time is permitted. A person can only have 12 dozen baitfish in their possession.

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