Which fish have a daily bag limit of 2 with no length limit?

The fish that has a daily bag limit of 2 with no length limit is Shad. In Maine, specific regulations regarding fish species are established to help manage fish populations and ensure sustainable fishing practices. For Shad, the daily bag limit is set at 2 fish, making it a regulated catch for recreational anglers. The absence of a length limit means that there is no minimum size requirement for keeping a Shad, allowing anglers to harvest fish of any size, provided they do not exceed the bag limit. This makes Shad unique among the options listed because other species may have stricter regulations regarding both bag limits and size restrictions to protect their populations and habitats.

For instance, Striped Bass typically has both a size limit and a bag limit, while River Herring populations are often closely monitored and restricted due to conservation efforts. Sturgeon are protected or have very stringent regulations due to their threatened status, which typically does not allow for harvest. Therefore, the regulations around Shad are designed to balance angler enjoyment with conservation objectives.