What is the daily bag limit for Rainbow Trout in rivers, streams, and brooks in Maine?

The daily bag limit for Rainbow Trout in rivers, streams, and brooks in Maine is correctly stated as 2 fish with a minimum length of 6 inches. This regulation is designed to ensure sustainable fishing practices and allows for a sufficient population of Rainbow Trout in Maine's waterways. The minimum length requirement helps protect juvenile fish, enabling them to grow and reproduce before they are harvested. By limiting the daily catch to two fish, the regulation also encourages anglers to be more selective in their catch and promotes responsible angling.

The options that specify different numbers of fish or minimum lengths do not align with Maine's regulations for Rainbow Trout in these specific water bodies. The emphasis on a minimum size limit allows for fish populations to maintain their balance and sustainability in the ecosystem.