Actually that's not correct , due to some "concerns" over that from several in the past....... this year in the fishing guide it specifically states "processed fish DO NOT count towards the possession limits"I wasn't aware that the freezer at home could count,
So IF they're in the freezer they actually do not count, also it states two or more days on the shoreline or on the water; so per the KDFWR fishing guide ONLY fish "in your possession while on the water (or camping I suppose) could be counted, but not frozen fish at home.
Not trying to "nit pick" , but hoping to help folks understand (after all when you legally catch a limit several days in a row, why wouldn't you be allowed to freeze some for later?)
To the OP......
Each angler is allowed six walleye PER DAY apiece, in your example two anglers can have 12 walleye (15" or over) but IF they're not going home, they'd better not find them with more than 24 TOTAL fish even with two OR MORE "days on the water" (without taking any home camping and fishing etc.) or they'd be subject to fines (and possibly worse)
I have often wondered how they KNOW , whether one had actually kept them all one day (twice the legal limit and were "claiming" two or more days) I suspect this is to make it somewhat harder to just keep WAY too many over the limit??
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