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ND's possession law is the same as Manitoba.
Possession limit is 10.
Whether or not you decide to break the law to stock your freezer is your call. Makes you no different than any other poacher out there.
Post the rules and not just the numbers...
From page 8 of the ND 2012-2014 Fishing Regulations
5. GENERAL DEFINITIONS AND REGULATIONS
Daily limit is a limit of fish harvested from midnight to
midnight.
No person may possess more than North Dakota’s
daily limit of fish while on the water or on the ice or
actively engaged in any manner of fishing.
Possession limit is the maximum number of each
legally taken fish species that a person may have in
his/her actual possession during any phase of any single
fishing trip of more than one day.
Storage limit at one’s personal permanent residence
is unlimited; however, at no time may a person transport
more than a possession limit.Fish may be given (gifted) to another person but the
fish must be counted in the donor’s daily limit.
Gifted fish including packages of fish must be accompanied
with the following information from the individual
gifting the fish: name, fishing license number, phone
number, date, and number and species of fish gifted.
The packaging of fish away from one’s permanent
residence must be done so that the number of fish in
each package is easily determined.
Any person who possesses any game fish species
must not waste, destroy or abandon the edible flesh
(fillets).
Commercial processors, common carriers and commercial storage areas may possess any person’s legally
taken possession limit of fish. Each package must be
labeled with the owner’s name and address.
It is right there in the rules...
Jay
