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Congaree National Park
Fishing
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REGULATIONS
- Fishing is allowed within Congaree National Park with a valid South Carolina fishing license. All South Carolina laws pertaining to licensing, size, and creel limits apply.
- Violation of the below fishing regulations could result in fines and/or seizure of fishing equipment.
Fishing Areas
- Fishing is permitted in all areas of the park except for Weston Lake (located at the end of the elevated boardwalk), due to visitor safety concerns.
- Use the service road, NOT the boardwalks, for access to fishing areas.
Watercraft
- Do not use boats propelled by inboard/outboard motors.
Bait
- To avoid introducing new, nonnative and/or potentially diseased, species to the ecosystem, please do not use minnows, amphibians or fish eggs as bait.
- To preserve this natural environment for future generations, drugs, poisons, explosives, electrical devices or similar means in order to take or attract game and/or non-game fish are NOT allowed.
- To ensure the natural condition of the park, do not dig for bait or chum for fish.
- Game fish may be used to catch game fish but must be included in South Carolina regulated daily bag limit.
Equipment
- Fish only with closely attended hook and line, fly rod, casting rod, pole and line or hand line.
- Cast nets for catching bait fish may be used.
General Rules
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Did You Know?
Congaree National Park has the largest Loblolly Pine in the United States. It is as tall as a 16 story building.
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Last Updated: August 12, 2009 at 10:35 EST |