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8/28/2010 1:32 PM

catfish

Joined: 7/20/2009

Posts: 26

FWC Proposed regs (N/A)

http://www.tarbone.org/images/stories/permit_regs.pdf

Please contact the FWC Commission to let them know they need to take a responsible approach to permit fisheries management by following their suggested course of action below.

8/28/2010 6:30 PM

Fishin Bennie

Joined: 9/19/2008

Posts: 1488

Re: FWC Proposed regs (N/A)

Yea more rules

Remember..... Rich people have thearpist, Poor people have fishin.....

8/28/2010 10:53 PM

oscar

Joined: 9/12/2008

Posts: 213

Re: FWC Proposed regs (N/A)

After several reads of the side-by-side of the proposed regs, I have a question on the recreational harvest section. Who was sitting at the table when the proposal was offered for:

1. allowing "spearfishing for permit and pompano in both State and Federal waters"; and

2. "No change in size or bag limits-harvest of permit 11-20"?

I don't spearfish. So maybe I am missing something. Nevertheless, who is able to distinguish the difference between a pompano and a permit of 21 inches underwater? Darting left and right, how can you be sure it is a pompano? I guess it is only after you spear it and bring it up for a measurement.

so many fish...so little time

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