What is prohibited regarding baiting in inland waters?

Depositing food materials for luring fish is prohibited in inland waters because it can lead to several ecological and ethical issues. This practice can disturb the natural feeding habits of fish and other wildlife, potentially causing overpopulation in certain species and an imbalance in the aquatic ecosystem. Additionally, it may attract non-target species or cause unwanted wildlife interactions. Regulations are in place to ensure that fishing practices remain sustainable and that the health of the environment is preserved.

The other options are permitted methods of fishing. Using artificial lures is a common practice that allows for a wide variety of fishing techniques without the negative ecological impacts associated with baiting. Live bait can also be used as it mimics natural prey, enhancing the fishing experience while still adhering to regulations. The frequency of changing bait locations is generally acceptable and can contribute to a more effective fishing strategy.