SCOTTAFBI32-7001 — Fish And Wildlife Management

SCOTTAFBI32-7001 governs hunting, trapping, fishing, migratory wildlife, and boating activities on Scott AFB.

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• Publication number: SCOTTAFBI32-7001
• Title: FISH AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
• Date: 2017-07-07

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SCOTTAFBI32-7001 sets requirements for migratory wildlife, boating on Scott Lake, fishing methods, fish limits, and lake restrictions. It also addresses fees for hunting, fishing, and trapping activities and requires compliance with federal and Illinois rules.

Applies to: This instruction applies to the 375th Air Mobility Wing and all tenant units on Scott AFB. This instruction applies to the 932d Airlift Wing (AFRES) and the 126th Air Refueling Wing (ANG).

Topics covered

• Migratory game birds and animals
• Scott Lake boating
• Scott Lake restrictions
• Fishing take and limits
• Hunting, fishing, and trapping fees

Questions and answers

What wildlife possession rules apply on Scott AFB?

No wildlife shall be in possession in the confines of Scott AFB. (paragraph 4)

What boats are permitted on Scott Lake?

Only non-motorized 375 FSS boats are permitted. (paragraph 6)

What life preserver rules apply to Scott Lake boating?

A Coast Guard-approved life preserver will be available for each boat occupant. All occupants must wear a life preserver at all times. Children 12 years and younger must be accompanied by someone 16 years or older. (paragraph 6)

What activities are prohibited at Scott Lake?

Swimming and wading are prohibited. Walking on ice is also prohibited. (paragraph 7)

How many fishing poles or lines may one person use?

No person shall use, or have in use, more than two fishing poles or lines. (paragraph 8)

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