Successful implementation of fisheries regulations is difficult when user groups strongly oppose the regulations. We show that some types of sports fishing regulations (seasonal closure, daily bag limits) are not generally acceptable to British Columbia salmon sports anglers and that preference for other regulations depends upon the frequency of fishing. Infrequent anglers prefer low annual bag limits, while frequent anglers prefer larger size limits and gear restrictions.
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