Northern pike are one of the most popular sport fish sought by Vermont resident anglers in the open water and ice fishing seasons.
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department would like to hear your opinion on the current status of northern pike regulations on Lake Champlain.
If you have an interest in Lake Champlain’s northern pike regulations, we would appreciate your input.
Please take a few minutes to fill out this survey.
A final summary of survey results will be posted on the department’s website in early 2009.
Thank you for your time and interest in Vermont’s fisheries resources.

Here is a downloadable version of the survey to share with others:
Pike Angler Survey - Fill-In.pdf

1. How many days do you fish in Vermont per year?
   Open Water Ice Fishing
   
   
2. How many days do you fish for northern pike in Lake Champlain in open water? (Check one)
   less than 5 5 to 10 10 to 20 more than 20
   
   
3. How many days do you fish for northern pike in Lake Champlain during the ice fishing season? (Check one)
   less than 5 5 to 10 10 to 20 more than 20
   
   
4. Overall, are you satisfied or dissatified with the existing northern pike regulations on Lake Champlain?
   Very satisfied Somewhat satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
   Somewhat dissatisfied Very dissatisfied
   
   
5. Are you satisfied with the current length limit of 20-inches?
   Yes No No opinion
   If NO, what is your recommended length limit?
   Inches
   



6. Are you satisfied with the current daily creel limit of 5 northern pike?
   Yes No No opinion
   If NO, what is your recommended daily creel limit?
   
   
   
   
7. Are you satisfied with fishing season for northern pike, currently open all year?
   Yes No No opinion
   If NO, what is your recommendation?
   



8. Please provide any additional comments or suggestions:

   Current Northern Pike Regulations Season: No Closed Season Daily Limit: 5 fish Length Limit: 20- inches

9. Do you have any opinions on the status of northern pike regulations for other Vermont waters? If yes, please provide them in the comments/suggestions section above.
10. What is your town and state of residence? Town: State: