Scup size and bag limits by state
The East Coast scup rulebook, north to south. Managed under the ASMFC / Mid-Atlantic Council joint plan. Core fishery: Massachusetts to North Carolina. Rules on file here for 9 states, Massachusetts to North Carolina.
- MAMassachusetts
- Size
- 11" minimum (private and for-hire vessel); 9.5" minimum (shore)
- Bag
- 30 fish (private vessel and shore); for-hire: 40 fish May 1 – Jun 30, 30 fish Jul 1 – Dec 31
- Season
- May 1 – December 31
- RIRhode Island
- Size
- 11" minimum (private/rental and party/charter); 9.5" minimum (shore)
- Bag
- 30 fish per person per day (party/charter: 40 fish Sept 1 – Oct 31)
- Season
- May 1 – December 31
- CTConnecticut
- Size
- 11" boat anglers; 9.5" shore anglers (incl. Enhanced Opportunity Fishing Sites)
- Bag
- 30 fish per angler per day
- Season
- May 1–December 31
- NYNew York
- Size
- Shore 9.5"; vessel 11"
- Bag
- 30 fish (party/charter customers: 40 fish Sept 1–Oct 31)
- Season
- May 1–December 31
- NJNew Jersey
- Size
- 10" minimum
- Bag
- 30 fish
- Season
- January 1–June 30 and September 1–December 31
- DEDelaware
- Size
- 9" minimum
- Bag
- 30
- Season
- All year
- MDMaryland
- Size
- 9" minimum
- Bag
- 30 per day
- Season
- Open year-round
- VAVirginia
- Size
- 9" minimum (state waters)
- Bag
- 30 per person (state waters)
- Season
- No closed season listed for state waters
- NCNorth Carolina
- Size
- 9" total length minimum
- Bag
- 30 per person per day
- Season
- No closed season
Status is derived from each row's season dates on Oct 13, 2026. Rules change in season, and the agency page controls. A state missing from this list is one we have not verified yet. It may still have a rule.
The trap on this fish
Scup rules often differ by fishing mode. Shore anglers, for-hire boats and private boats can carry different sizes or bags in the same state.
Federal waters
Scup are jointly managed by ASMFC and the Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council. Federal recreational measures apply in federal waters. NOAA Fisheries · scup ↗
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