Alabama regulations
Speckled Trout (Spotted Seatrout) Regulations in Alabama 2026
Alabama Speckled Trout regulations: 5 current rules. Sourced from DCNR.
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Rules (5)
- Status
- Permitted
- Status
- Prohibited
- Status
- Permitted
- Status
- Catch And Release
Other Alabama fish regulations
Other regulated species in Alabama with current rule pages — same DCNR source, same verification cadence.
- Largemouth Bass15 rules
- Channel Catfish15 rules
- Stripers (Striped Bass)4 rules
- Crappie (Black & White)4 rules
- Tarpon3 rules
- King Mackerel (Kingfish)3 rules
- Redfish (Red Drum)2 rules
- Cobia2 rules
- Red Snapper2 rules
- Black Drum1 rule
- Spanish Mackerel1 rule
- Sheepshead1 rule
- Florida Pompano1 rule
- Bluegill (Sunfish)1 rule
Also known as
Speckled Trout is also called Speckled Trout (Spotted Seatrout), Spotted Seatrout, Spotted Sea Trout, spotted seatrout, specks. Anglers in different regions use different names for the same fish, and the rules on this page apply to all of them in Alabama.
Frequently asked questions
When is Speckled Trout season in Alabama?
Speckled Trout season in Alabama is set by DCNR. Some zones may have specific open windows; see the rule table above.
What is the size limit for Speckled Trout in Alabama?
Alabama does not publish a state-wide minimum size for Speckled Trout. Check zone-specific rules above.
What is the daily bag limit for Speckled Trout in Alabama?
Daily bag for Speckled Trout in Alabama varies by zone; see the table above.
Official sources cited
- https://www.outdooralabama.com/saltwater-fishing/saltwater-fishing-tips
- https://www.outdooralabama.com/saltwater-regulations-and-enforcement/saltwater-bow-fishing
- https://www.outdooralabama.com/saltwater-regulations-and-enforcement/saltwater-gill-net-recreational-information