11 regulations for Hawaii, United States. Page 1 of 1.
Bluegill — Wahiawā Reservoir (Lake Wilson)
Hawaii, United States
Hawai‘i limits — no bag or size limit for bluegill is specified in the Public Fishing Area rule. The Wahiawā Public Fishing Area rules set no specific bag or size limit for this species; a valid Freshwater Game Fishing License and an entry permit are required to fish the area. Source: State of Hawai‘i, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Aquatic Resources — Hawai‘i Fishing Regulations (May 2025) and the Public Fishing Area rules (Hawai‘i Administrative Rules chapters 13-62, 13-64 and 13-65; dlnr.hawaii.gov/dar). This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document. Confirm current regulations with the Hawai‘i DLNR Division of Aquatic Resources before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: No specified limit · License required
Bluegill — Wailua Reservoir
Hawaii, United States
Hawai‘i limits — daily bag limit 2 for bluegill. 7-inch minimum total length. In the Wailua Reservoir Public Fishing Area (Kaua‘i) an angler may keep an aggregate total of three fish per licensee per day across all species, with a per-species bag limit of two. Fishing is with one pole and line, or one line with a single lure or baited hook, during the day only (no night fishing); a valid Freshwater Game Fishing License is required. Source: State of Hawai‘i, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Aquatic Resources — Hawai‘i Fishing Regulations (May 2025) and the Public Fishing Area rules (Hawai‘i Administrative Rules chapters 13-62, 13-64 and 13-65; dlnr.hawaii.gov/dar). This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document. Confirm current regulations with the Hawai‘i DLNR Division of Aquatic Resources before you fish.
Hawai‘i limits — catch-and-release only for butterfly peacock bass. In the Wahiawā Public Fishing Area (Wahiawā Reservoir / Lake Wilson, O‘ahu) all bass and tucunare are catch-and-release only: it is unlawful to keep, retain, hold or kill any bass or tucunare, and any brought to shore or aboard a vessel must be returned to the water immediately. A valid Freshwater Game Fishing License and an entry permit are required. Source: State of Hawai‘i, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Aquatic Resources — Hawai‘i Fishing Regulations (May 2025) and the Public Fishing Area rules (Hawai‘i Administrative Rules chapters 13-62, 13-64 and 13-65; dlnr.hawaii.gov/dar). This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document. Confirm current regulations with the Hawai‘i DLNR Division of Aquatic Resources before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: Catch and release only · License required
Butterfly Peacock Bass — Wailua Reservoir
Hawaii, United States
Hawai‘i limits — daily bag limit 2 for butterfly peacock bass. 12-inch minimum, 15-inch maximum total length. In the Wailua Reservoir Public Fishing Area (Kaua‘i) an angler may keep an aggregate total of three fish per licensee per day across all species, with a per-species bag limit of two. Fishing is with one pole and line, or one line with a single lure or baited hook, during the day only (no night fishing); a valid Freshwater Game Fishing License is required. Source: State of Hawai‘i, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Aquatic Resources — Hawai‘i Fishing Regulations (May 2025) and the Public Fishing Area rules (Hawai‘i Administrative Rules chapters 13-62, 13-64 and 13-65; dlnr.hawaii.gov/dar). This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document. Confirm current regulations with the Hawai‘i DLNR Division of Aquatic Resources before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: 12-inch minimum, 15-inch maximum total length. · License required
Channel Catfish — Wahiawā Reservoir (Lake Wilson)
Hawaii, United States
Hawai‘i limits — no bag or size limit for channel catfish is specified in the Public Fishing Area rule. The Wahiawā Public Fishing Area rules set no specific bag or size limit for this species; a valid Freshwater Game Fishing License and an entry permit are required to fish the area. Source: State of Hawai‘i, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Aquatic Resources — Hawai‘i Fishing Regulations (May 2025) and the Public Fishing Area rules (Hawai‘i Administrative Rules chapters 13-62, 13-64 and 13-65; dlnr.hawaii.gov/dar). This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document. Confirm current regulations with the Hawai‘i DLNR Division of Aquatic Resources before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: No specified limit · License required
Largemouth Bass — Wahiawā Reservoir (Lake Wilson)
Hawaii, United States
Hawai‘i limits — catch-and-release only for largemouth bass. In the Wahiawā Public Fishing Area (Wahiawā Reservoir / Lake Wilson, O‘ahu) all bass and tucunare are catch-and-release only: it is unlawful to keep, retain, hold or kill any bass or tucunare, and any brought to shore or aboard a vessel must be returned to the water immediately. A valid Freshwater Game Fishing License and an entry permit are required. Source: State of Hawai‘i, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Aquatic Resources — Hawai‘i Fishing Regulations (May 2025) and the Public Fishing Area rules (Hawai‘i Administrative Rules chapters 13-62, 13-64 and 13-65; dlnr.hawaii.gov/dar). This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document. Confirm current regulations with the Hawai‘i DLNR Division of Aquatic Resources before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: Catch and release only · License required
Largemouth Bass — Wailua Reservoir
Hawaii, United States
Hawai‘i limits — daily bag limit 2 for largemouth bass. 9-inch minimum, 14-inch maximum total length. In the Wailua Reservoir Public Fishing Area (Kaua‘i) an angler may keep an aggregate total of three fish per licensee per day across all species, with a per-species bag limit of two. Fishing is with one pole and line, or one line with a single lure or baited hook, during the day only (no night fishing); a valid Freshwater Game Fishing License is required. Source: State of Hawai‘i, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Aquatic Resources — Hawai‘i Fishing Regulations (May 2025) and the Public Fishing Area rules (Hawai‘i Administrative Rules chapters 13-62, 13-64 and 13-65; dlnr.hawaii.gov/dar). This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document. Confirm current regulations with the Hawai‘i DLNR Division of Aquatic Resources before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: 9-inch minimum, 14-inch maximum total length. · License required
Oscar — Wahiawā Reservoir (Lake Wilson)
Hawaii, United States
Hawai‘i limits — daily bag limit 1 for oscar. In the Wahiawā Public Fishing Area (Wahiawā Reservoir / Lake Wilson, O‘ahu) the daily bag limit for oscar is one fish. A valid Freshwater Game Fishing License and an entry permit are required. Source: State of Hawai‘i, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Aquatic Resources — Hawai‘i Fishing Regulations (May 2025) and the Public Fishing Area rules (Hawai‘i Administrative Rules chapters 13-62, 13-64 and 13-65; dlnr.hawaii.gov/dar). This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document. Confirm current regulations with the Hawai‘i DLNR Division of Aquatic Resources before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 1 · License required
Rainbow Trout — Kōke‘e Public Fishing Area
Hawaii, United States
Hawai‘i limits — the daily bag limit for rainbow trout is the number announced by the Department for the current open season. The Kōke‘e Public Fishing Area (streams, reservoirs and ditches within Kōke‘e State Park on Kaua‘i, including Pu‘u Lua Reservoir) is open to rainbow trout only during an open season announced by the Department on or about January 1 each year. Anglers may fish daily between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. and must report to designated checking stations before and after fishing. Fishing is limited to one pole and line, or one line with a single baited hook; corn bait and treble hooks are prohibited. The daily bag limit is the number announced by the Department for that season, and additional legally taken trout may be possessed under refrigeration. Source: State of Hawai‘i, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Aquatic Resources — Hawai‘i Fishing Regulations (May 2025) and the Public Fishing Area rules (Hawai‘i Administrative Rules chapters 13-62, 13-64 and 13-65; dlnr.hawaii.gov/dar). This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document. Confirm current regulations with the Hawai‘i DLNR Division of Aquatic Resources before you fish.
Season: Open season only, announced by the Department on or about January 1 each year; fishing 6:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. · Daily limit: Announced bag limit (set by the Department each season) · License required
Smallmouth Bass — Wahiawā Reservoir (Lake Wilson)
Hawaii, United States
Hawai‘i limits — catch-and-release only for smallmouth bass. In the Wahiawā Public Fishing Area (Wahiawā Reservoir / Lake Wilson, O‘ahu) all bass and tucunare are catch-and-release only: it is unlawful to keep, retain, hold or kill any bass or tucunare, and any brought to shore or aboard a vessel must be returned to the water immediately. A valid Freshwater Game Fishing License and an entry permit are required. Source: State of Hawai‘i, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Aquatic Resources — Hawai‘i Fishing Regulations (May 2025) and the Public Fishing Area rules (Hawai‘i Administrative Rules chapters 13-62, 13-64 and 13-65; dlnr.hawaii.gov/dar). This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document. Confirm current regulations with the Hawai‘i DLNR Division of Aquatic Resources before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: Catch and release only · License required
Smallmouth Bass — Wailua Reservoir
Hawaii, United States
Hawai‘i limits — daily bag limit 2 for smallmouth bass. 9-inch minimum total length. In the Wailua Reservoir Public Fishing Area (Kaua‘i) an angler may keep an aggregate total of three fish per licensee per day across all species, with a per-species bag limit of two. Fishing is with one pole and line, or one line with a single lure or baited hook, during the day only (no night fishing); a valid Freshwater Game Fishing License is required. Source: State of Hawai‘i, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Aquatic Resources — Hawai‘i Fishing Regulations (May 2025) and the Public Fishing Area rules (Hawai‘i Administrative Rules chapters 13-62, 13-64 and 13-65; dlnr.hawaii.gov/dar). This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document. Confirm current regulations with the Hawai‘i DLNR Division of Aquatic Resources before you fish.