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11-03-2011, 09:43 AM
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Well put Ridge.......
If its against the law to take f'n Seabass........consider me Al Capone. In my mind, and several others, I'm no more a criminal than they (NOAA) are. Here's how I plan on getting around this...... If you go to the SAFMC website and click the "regulations by species" on the left, a printable document comes up. The same one they mail out annually. Inside you will notice that Seabass is currently 15/per and Red Snapper is 2/per with gear restrictions in place. Now when I show this DNR/FWC after being accused of harvesting a closed specie, not over the limit mind you, I will show him the document I printed off stating the aforementioned. I will tell him that I was told to go online to check the current regs and this is what I found. When he tells me these aren't the regs anymore is when I drop the haymaker.......Well sir, there may have been more accurate info on there but this was THE BEST DATA AVAILABLE see for yourself....... http://www.safmc.net/FishIDandRegs/R...8/Default.aspx
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