tigers in willard?

[Fishrmn]

They're probably as tasty as Northern Pike. Some people like them, some people don't. If I were going to keep one it would be to have it mounted, but a replica is just as good in my book.

Statewide regulations are just that. Statewide. Unless there are special regulations for the particular water you are required to follow statewide regs.

Johnson Reservoir doesn't mention Tiger Muskies. They're there, so they fall under statewide regulations:

Johnson Reservoir, Sevier County
• Unlawful to use whole fish for bait. Cut baitfish must not be larger than one inch in any dimension and no more than one piece per hook.

Newton has them, but has special regs:

Newton Reservoir, Cache County
• CLOSED to the possession of tiger muskie. All tiger muskie must be immediately released.
• Unlawful to use whole fish for bait. Cut baitfish must not be larger than one inch in any dimension and no more than one piece per hook.

Pineview has them, but has special regs;

Pineview Reservoir, Weber County • Limit 20 crappie.
• CLOSED to the possession of tiger muskie. All tiger muskie must be immediately released. • Tiger muskie may not be taken by means of
underwater spearfishing.
• Unlawful to use whole fish for bait. Cut baitfish must not be larger than one inch in any dimension and no more than one piece per hook.

No mention of them in Fish Lake either. They're there, so they fall under statewide regulations.

Willard does not have a mandatory catch and kill reg. It doesn't have an exemption for length or limit numbers. That makes it statewide regulations.
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