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Carl R. Noren Access is part of the North Jefferson City Recreation Area which is managed by Jefferson City Parks and Recreation.
For more information or to report problems, please contact: Jefferson City Parks Resources and Forestry Division Director 573-634-6486 or 634-6482
Fishing regulations:
The statewide regulations below have been modified to be applicable to the central portion of the Missouri River. Regulations may be more or less restrictive in other bodies of water in Missouri; for a complete list of Missouri Fishing Regulations please see the Wildlife Code.
--Black Bass: daily limit 6; length limit12" minimum, season year-round on all waters north of the south bank of the Missouri River
--Channel Catfish: daily limit 10; length limit none
--Blue and Flathead Catfish: daily limit 5 each, length limit none
--Crappie: daily limit 30;length limit none
--Google-eye (Ozark, rock, and shadow bass) and Warmouth: daily limit 15 (combined);length limit 7" minimum
--Muskellunge and Northern Pike: daily limit is 1 muskellunge or 1 northern pike; length limit is 36" minimum for muskellunge, no length limit for northern pike
--Paddlefish: daily limit 2; length limit32" minimum, measured from eye to fork of tail; season is open from March 15 - April 30
--Trout: daily limit 4; length limit: rainbow trout none, brown trout 15" minimum
--Chain and Grass Pickerel: daily limit 6 (combined); length limit none
--Shovelnose Sturgeon: daily limit 10; length limit30" maximum
--Walleye and Sauger: daily limit 4 (combined); length limit 15" minimum
--White, Yellow, Striped, and Hybrid Striped Bass: daily limit15 (combined); length limit no more than 4 over 18"
--Bighead Carp, Common Carp, Goldfish, Grass Carp and Silver Carp; daily limit none; length limit none
--Live bait, except carp species and goldfish: 150 (combined); length limit see definitions in Wildlife Code
Nongame fish in the aggregate, except carp species and goldfish, have a daily limit of 50. If taken by other than pole and line, throwline, limbline, bankline, or jugline, the daily limit is 20 combined. No length limit for nongame fish.
For more information or to report problems, please contact: Jefferson City Parks Resources and Forestry Division Director 573-634-6486 or 634-6482
Fishing regulations:
The statewide regulations below have been modified to be applicable to the central portion of the Missouri River. Regulations may be more or less restrictive in other bodies of water in Missouri; for a complete list of Missouri Fishing Regulations please see the Wildlife Code.
--Black Bass: daily limit 6; length limit12" minimum, season year-round on all waters north of the south bank of the Missouri River
--Channel Catfish: daily limit 10; length limit none
--Blue and Flathead Catfish: daily limit 5 each, length limit none
--Crappie: daily limit 30;length limit none
--Google-eye (Ozark, rock, and shadow bass) and Warmouth: daily limit 15 (combined);length limit 7" minimum
--Muskellunge and Northern Pike: daily limit is 1 muskellunge or 1 northern pike; length limit is 36" minimum for muskellunge, no length limit for northern pike
--Paddlefish: daily limit 2; length limit32" minimum, measured from eye to fork of tail; season is open from March 15 - April 30
--Trout: daily limit 4; length limit: rainbow trout none, brown trout 15" minimum
--Chain and Grass Pickerel: daily limit 6 (combined); length limit none
--Shovelnose Sturgeon: daily limit 10; length limit30" maximum
--Walleye and Sauger: daily limit 4 (combined); length limit 15" minimum
--White, Yellow, Striped, and Hybrid Striped Bass: daily limit15 (combined); length limit no more than 4 over 18"
--Bighead Carp, Common Carp, Goldfish, Grass Carp and Silver Carp; daily limit none; length limit none
--Live bait, except carp species and goldfish: 150 (combined); length limit see definitions in Wildlife Code
Nongame fish in the aggregate, except carp species and goldfish, have a daily limit of 50. If taken by other than pole and line, throwline, limbline, bankline, or jugline, the daily limit is 20 combined. No length limit for nongame fish.
Quick Facts
Total Acres
1.0
Area Hours
- Sunday, 04:00 AM - 10:00 PM
- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 04:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Directions
From Jefferson City, take Highway 54 east across the Missouri River, take the Route W exit and turn north (left) on Route W (Cedar City Drive); then 4th Street west (left), then Cottonwood Drive south (left).
For more information call
(573) 796-0286
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200003 - 3CSR 10-12 - 101 Title; Authority
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3CSR 10-12
Rule Number
101 Title; Authority
Rules
Chapter 12 of the Wildlife Code applies to this area. This area is not owned by the Missouri Department of Conservation. The information provided reflects regulations for activities regulated under a cooperative agreement between the Missouri Department of Conservation and the owner of the area. For more information on any activity not listed below, contact the area owner at the phone number listed in the area details section.
200003 - 3CSR 10-12 - 110 Use of Boats and Motors
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3CSR 10-12
Rule Number
110 Use of Boats and Motors
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Boats may be used on this area.
200003 - 3CSR 10-12 - 130 Fishing, General Provisions and Seasons
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3CSR 10-12
Rule Number
130 Fishing, General Provisions and Seasons
Rules
Fishing is prohibited on some areas managed under a cooperative agreement with the Department, but allowed on others. Special regulations may apply to fishing. To determine the fishing regulations for this area, consult the Missouri Code of State Regulations in Chapter 12 of the Wildlife Code.
200003 - 3CSR 10-12 - 130 Fishing, General Provisions and Seasons
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3CSR 10-12
Rule Number
130 Fishing, General Provisions and Seasons
Rules
Fishing is prohibited on some areas managed under a cooperative agreement with the Department, but allowed on others. Special regulations may apply to fishing. To determine the fishing regulations for this area, consult the Missouri Code of State Regulations in Chapter 12 of the Wildlife Code.
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