Well as I'm reading the Indiana fishing rules and regulations it says that you can have 5 bass per day(agregate of both smallmouth and largemouth). I was wondering if you were fishing with someone else are you allowed to have say 1 guy catch 7 and the other catch 3 or is it once an individual catches 5 he is supposed to stop.(yes you could always cull them) I realize most of the time if a guy hits 5 and the other fella hasn't I would continue to fish, but is this against the rules? And is it different rules while tourney fishing? I couldn't find anywhere in the rules about it, just wondering how or if anyone else knows this. And does anyone really practice this? I know If I go hunting with someone, and I shoot a deer, and the other guy hasn't I'll usally try to help him get a deer, by wandering around in the woods close by(it's illegal to push deer in Indiana, so I don't I just WANDER INDIANA, as our state slogan seems to be) But if he doesn't shoot one and I see another one, and of course he wants me too, I will shoot it for him. Now I've never actually shot 2 deer in a day, and I know quote un qoute it's Illegal, but some things are kinda standard practice also. Just seeing how most of you folks view the situation? Yeah I know this could be a very touchy subject, but hey it's still winter here

By the way, I would not do this if the meat was gonna go to waste. I just happen to like venison, when cooked properly. And I NEVER hunt anything that I don't eat unless the folks I'm hunting with do eat it. For example I don't squirrel hunt, or duck hunt because I don't care for the meat. But if someone invited me, and they would eat these, then I wouldn't have a problem going. Now I do like rabbit, and pheasant, and chucker, and quail ;D So I go hunt those
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