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Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.003 - Repeal of Chapter 21254, Gilchrist County Special Acts of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined
				  that the repeal of Gilchrist County Special Acts of Local Application, Chapter
				  21254, Laws of Florida, will not adversely affect the marine resources of
				  Gilchrist County or of the State of Florida, therefore Gilchrist County Special
				  Acts Chapter 21254, Laws of Florida, is hereby repealed.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla.
					 Const.
New 10-16-14.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.004 - Repeal of Indian River County Special Acts of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined
				  that the repeal of Indian River County Special Acts of Local Application,
				  Chapters 21305, 77-572 and 79-480, Laws of Florida, will not adversely affect
				  the marine resources of Indian River County or of the State of Florida,
				  therefore Indian River County Special Acts Chapters 21305, 77-572 and 79-480,
				  Laws of Florida, are hereby repealed.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla.
					 Const.
New 10-16-14.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.005 - Repeal of Manatee County Special Acts of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined
				  that the repeal of Manatee County Special Acts of Local Application, Chapters
				  19961, 26000, 27697, 61-2452, 63-1585, 67-1685, 67-1883, Laws of Florida, will
				  not adversely affect the marine resources of Manatee County or of the State of
				  Florida, therefore Manatee County Special Acts Chapters 19961, 26000, 27697,
				  61-2452, 63-1585, 67-1685, 67-1883, Laws of Florida, are hereby
				  repealed.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla.
					 Const.
New 10-16-14.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.006 - St. Johns County, Use of Nets

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The
				use of any net other than a hand thrown cast net, landing or dip net, or push
				net is prohibited in the following areas of St. Johns County and adjacent
				saltwaters:
(a) Within a 1-mile, 360-degree
				radius of a point situated in the center of the A1A bridge across Matanzas
				Inlet.
(b) In the waters of Salt
				Run, St. Augustine Inlet, the Matanzas River, North River, or the Intercoastal
				Waterway, or water adjacent to any of the aforementioned waters, lying north of
				the Mickler-O'Connell Bridge, south of the Vilano Beach Bridge across the
				Intercoastal Waterway (North River), and inland of a line drawn from headland
				to headland across the mouth of St. Augustine Inlet.
(c) On the Atlantic Ocean beaches, and beach
				areas, within 1 mile north and 1 mile south of the center of St. Augustine
				Inlet, and within 1 mile seaward of such beaches, and a line drawn from
				headland to headland across the mouth of St. Augustine Inlet.
(d) On the Atlantic Ocean beaches, and beach
				areas, within 2 miles north and 2 miles south of the center of the St.
				Augustine Beach Pier, and within 1 mile seaward of such beaches and beach
				areas.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.007 - Prohibition on Take of Puffer Fish in Volusia, Brevard, Indian River, St. Lucie, and Martin Counties

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
In the waters of Volusia, Brevard, Indian River, St. Lucie,
				  and Martin Counties, the taking of fish commonly known as puffers, Genus
				  Sphoeroides, is prohibited.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla.
					 Const.
New 7-15-04.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.009 - Brevard County: Turkey Creek and Crane Creek Gear Specifications; Definitions; Repeal of Chapters 28927, 30601, and 63-910, Brevard County Special Acts of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) No person shall
				harvest or attempt to harvest any fish in or from the waters of Turkey Creek or
				Crane Creek, except with the following gear:
(a) Hook and line gear.
(b) Landing or dip net.
(c) Cast net.
(d) A crab trap specifically allowed by Rule
				68B-13.002, F.A.C., or Section
				379.366,
				F.S.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.011 - Repeal and Readoption of Portions of Chapter 61-2566, Laws of Florida (1961), Okaloosa County Special Act

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The
				Marine Fisheries Commission has determined that repeal and readoption of
				portions of Chapter 61-2566, Laws of Florida (1961), an Okaloosa County Special
				Act, will not adversely affect the marine resources of Okaloosa County or of
				the State of Florida. The law closes certain areas of the county to shrimp
				trawling, places size limits on trawl gear used in Choctawhatchee Bay, and
				limits dead shrimp possession by live bait shrimp producers.
(2) Chapter 61-2566, Laws of Florida (1961),
				a rule of the Department of Natural Resources pursuant to Section 2, paragraph
				(5)(b) of Chapter 83-134, Laws of Florida, as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws
				of Florida, is hereby repealed.
(3)
				Closed Areas for Food Shrimp Production in Okaloosa County - No person shall
				harvest shrimp as a food shrimp producer, as defined in Rule
				68B-31.006, F.A.C., in the
				following waters of Okaloosa County:
(a) All
				the waters of Five Mile Bayou west of the State Road 85 bridge crossing said
				bayou.
(b) All the waters of Chula
				Vista Bayou, Don's Bayou, Little Bayou, and Garnier Bayou north of the State
				Road 85 bridge crossing Garnier Bayou.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.029 - Repeal and Readoption of Portions of Chapter 69-1097, Laws of Florida (1969), as Amended by Chapter 70-707, Laws of Florida (1970), and Chapter 73-482 (1973), Hernando County Special Act; Repeal of Portions of Chapters 18571 and 69-1103, Hernando County Special Acts of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Marine Fisheries Commission has
				determined that the repeal and readoption of portions of Chapter 69-1097, Laws
				of Florida (1969), as amended by Chapter 70-707, Laws of Florida (1970), and
				Chapter 73-482, Laws of Florida (1973), a Hernando County Special Act, in
				conjunction with the adoption of comprehensive gear rules in Chapter 68B-4,
				F.A.C., will not adversely affect the marine resources of Hernando County or of
				the State of Florida. The law prohibits stop netting, establishes a minimum
				mesh size and length for nets and seines, and provides for law enforcement and
				penalties.
(2) Chapter 69-1097,
				Laws of Florida (1969), as amended by Chapter 70-707, Laws of Florida (1970),
				and Chapter 73-482, Laws of Florida (1973), a rule of the Department of
				Environmental Protection (formerly the Department of Natural Resources)
				pursuant to Section 2 subsection (5) of Chapter 83-134, Laws of Florida, as
				amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of Florida, is hereby repealed effective
				January 1, 1993.
(3) Prohibition of
				the Use of a Beach or Haul Seine from a Vessel Under Power - Beginning January
				1, 1993, no person shall harvest fish from the saltwaters of Hernando County
				south of Raccoon Point, with a beach or haul seine from:
(a) A vessel propelled by any type of
				gasoline or diesel engine or engines, motor or motors, inboard or outboard,
				or
(b) Any vessel being pulled,
				towed, or pushed by another vessel which is propelled by any type of gasoline
				or diesel engine or engines, motor or motors, whether inboard or
				outboard.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.031 - Repeal and Readoption of Portions of Chapter 21365, Laws of Florida (1941), Manatee County Special Act

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Marine
				Fisheries Commission has determined that the repeal and readoption of portions
				of Chapter 21365, Laws of Florida (1941), a Manatee County Special Act, in
				conjunction with the adoption of comprehensive gear rules in Chapter 68B-4,
				F.A.C., will not adversely affect the marine resources of Manatee County or the
				State of Florida. This law prohibits the use of certain gear in certain bodies
				of water in Manatee County and prescribes the gear which may be used.
(2) Chapter 21365, Laws of Florida (1941), a
				rule of the Department of Natural Resources pursuant to Section 2, paragraph
				(5)(b) of Chapter 83-134, Laws of Florida, as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws
				of Florida, is hereby repealed effective January 1, 1993.
(3) Closed Areas for Fishing in Manatee
				County - Beginning January 1, 1993 no person shall fish with, set, or place any
				seine, haul seine, drag net, gill net, stop net, or any other seine or net, in
				the waters of the Manatee River and any of its tributaries and in the waters of
				Terra Ceia Bay and any of its tributaries, bayous and inlets in Manatee County,
				Florida as specified in paragraph (3)(a), except as expressly authorized in
				paragraph (3)(b).
(a) For purposes of this
				rule, the Manatee River is defined as all the waters of the river and its
				tributaries lying east of a line drawn from Davis Point, sometimes called
				Bishop's Point, due north to the north bank thereof, and Terra Ceia Bay is
				defined as all the waters of the bay and its tributaries, bayous and inlets
				east of a line drawn from Snead's Point to Terra Ceia Point.
(b) Fishing with a common hand cast net, as
				defined in subsection
				68B-4.002(2),
				F.A.C., or a common bait net, defined as one not over 100 feet in length and
				not over 4 feet in depth, is permitted in all of the areas described in
				paragraph (3)(a).
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.032 - Repeal of Portions of Chapters 71-770, 18683, and 19971, Laws of Florida, Martin County Special Acts

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Marine
				Fisheries Commission has determined that the repeal of portions of Chapter
				71-770, Laws of Florida (1971), a Special Act of Martin County, in conjunction
				with the adoption of comprehensive gear rules in Chapter 68B-4, F.A.C., will
				not adversely affect the marine resources of these counties or of the State of
				Florida. The portions of the law being repealed regulate gill net mesh,
				allowable twine and the manner of measuring mesh.
(a) Sections 4 and 5 of Chapter 71-770, Laws
				of Florida (1971), a rule of the Department of Environmental Protection
				(formerly the Department of Natural Resources) pursuant to Section 2 subsection
				(5) of Chapter 83-134, Laws of Florida, as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of
				Florida, are repealed effective January 1, 1995.
(b) Sections 7, 14, and 15 of Chapter 71-770,
				Laws of Florida (1971), rules of the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
				(formerly the Department of Natural Resources) pursuant to Section 2 subsection
				(5) of Chapter 83-134, Laws of Florida, as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of
				Florida, are hereby repealed.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.033 - Repeal of Chapter 21147, and Portions of Chapters 15123, 30552, 61-2001, 63-1215 and 69-938, Citrus County Special Acts of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Fish and Wildlife Conservation
				Commission has determined that the repeal of Citrus County Special Act of Local
				Application, chapter 21147, Laws of Florida (1941), will not adversely affect
				the marine resources of Citrus County or of the State of Florida, therefore
				Citrus County Special Act of Local Application, chapter 21147, Laws of Florida
				(1941), is hereby repealed.
(2) The
				Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined that the repeal of
				portions of Citrus County Special Acts of Local Application, chapter 15123,
				Laws of Florida (1931), chapter 30652, Laws of Florida (1955), chapter 61-2001,
				Laws of Florida (1961), chapter 63-1215, Laws of Florida (1963), and chapter
				69-938, Laws of Florida (1969), will not adversely affect the marine resources
				of Citrus County or of the State of Florida.
(a) Section 3 of chapter 15123, Laws of
				Florida (1931), is hereby repealed.
(b) Sections 3 and 4 of chapter 30652, Laws
				of Florida (1955), are hereby repealed.
(c) Sections 3 and 4 of chapter 61-2001, Laws
				of Florida (1961), are hereby repealed.
(d) Section 2 of chapter 63-1215, Laws of
				Florida (1963), is hereby repealed.
(e) Section 3 of chapter 69-938, Laws of
				Florida (1969), is hereby repealed.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.034 - Repeal of Dade County Special Act local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined
				  that the repeal of Dade County Special Act of Local Application, Chapter 6574,
				  Laws of Florida (1913), will not adversely affect the marine resources of Dade
				  County or of the State of Florida, therefore Dade County Special Act of Local
				  Application, Chapter 6574, Laws of Florida (1913), is hereby
				  repealed.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2,
					 Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla., as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of Fla. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2, Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla.,
					 as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of
					 Fla.
New 2-1-17.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.035 - Repeal of Gulf County Special Act of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined
				  that the repeal of Gulf County Special Act of Local Application, Chapter
				  79-466, Laws of Florida (1979), will not adversely affect the marine resources
				  of Gulf County or of the State of Florida, therefore Gulf County Special Act of
				  Local Application, Chapter 79-466, Laws of Florida (1979), is hereby
				  repealed.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2,
					 Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla., as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of Fla. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2, Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla.,
					 as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of
					 Fla.
New 2-1-17.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.036 - Repeal of Portions of Chapter 6311, Lafayette County Special Act of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined
				  that the repeal of portions of Lafayette County Special Act of Local
				  Application, Chapter 6311, Laws of Florida (1911), will not adversely affect
				  the marine resources of Lafayette County or of the State of Florida, therefore
				  Sections 3 and 4 of Lafayette County Special Act of Local Application, Chapter
				  6311, Laws of Florida (1911), are hereby repealed.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2,
					 Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla., as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of Fla. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2, Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla.,
					 as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of
					 Fla.
New 2-1-17.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.037 - Repeal of Chapter 15306, and Portions of Chapters 70-778 and 63-1554, Lee County Special Acts of Local Applicaiton

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1)
				The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined that the repeal of
				Lee County Special Act of Local Application, Chapter 15306, Laws of Florida
				(1931), will not adversely affect the marine resources of Lee County or of the
				State of Florida, therefore Lee County Special Act of Local Application,
				Chapter 15306, Laws of Florida (1931) is hereby repealed.
(2) The Fish and Wildlife Conservation
				Commission has determined that the repeal of portions of Lee County Special
				Acts of Local Application, chapter 70-778, Laws of Florida (1970), and portions
				of chapter 63-1554, Laws of Florida (1963), as amended by chapter 79-494, Laws
				of Florida (1979), chapter 80-524, Laws of Florida (1980), chapter 81-409, Laws
				of Florida (1981), and chapter 83-441, Laws of Florida (1983), will not
				adversely affect the marine resources of Lee County or of the State of Florida.
(a) Section 3 of chapter 70-778, Laws of
				Florida (1970), is hereby repealed.
(b) Subsection (2) of section 1, and section
				2 of chapter 63-1554, Laws of Florida (1963), as amended by chapter 79-494,
				Laws of Florida (1979), chapter 80-524, Laws of Florida (1980), chapter 81-409,
				Laws of Florida (1981), and chapter 83-441, Laws of Florida (1983), are hereby
				repealed.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.038 - Repeal of Portions of Chapters 8796, 20045, and 31137, Palm Beach County Special Acts of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The
				Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined that the repeal of
				portions of Palm Beach County Special Acts of Local Application, Chapter 8796,
				Laws of Florida (1921), Chapter 20045, Laws of Florida (1939), and Chapter
				31137, Laws of Florida (1955), will not adversely affect the marine resources
				of Palm Beach County or of the State of Florida.
(a) Sections 2 and 3 of Chapter 8796, Laws of
				Florida (1921), as amended by Chapter 11005, Laws of Florida (1925) and Chapter
				15301, Laws of Florida (1931) are hereby repealed.
(b) Sections 2 and 3 of Chapter 20045, Laws
				of Florida (1939), are hereby repealed.
(c) Section 4 of Chapter 31137, Laws of
				Florida (1955), is hereby repealed.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.039 - Repeal of Chapter 71-838 and Portions of Chapters 6638, 14305, 65-2078, and 71-838, Pasco County Special Acts of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Fish and Wildlife Conservation
				Commission has determined that the repeal of Pasco County Special Act of Local
				Application, Chapter 71-838, Laws of Florida (1971), will not adversely affect
				the marine resources of Pasco County or of the State of Florida, therefore
				Chapter 71-838, Laws of Florida (1971), is hereby repealed.
(2) The Fish and Wildlife Conservation
				Commission has determined that the repeal of portions of Pasco County Special
				Acts of Local Application, Chapter 6638, Laws of Florida (1913), Chapter 14305,
				Laws of Florida (1929), Chapter 65-2078, Laws of Florida (1965), and Chapter
				71-838, Laws of Florida (1971), will not adversely affect the marine resources
				of Pasco County or of the State of Florida.
(a) Section 3 of Chapter 6638, Laws of
				Florida (1913), as amended by Chapter 8156, Laws of Florida (1919), and Chapter
				588, Laws of Florida (1978), is hereby repealed.
(b) Section 3 of Chapter 14305, Laws of
				Florida (1929), is hereby repealed.
(c) Section 3 of Chapter 65-2078, Laws of
				Florida (1965), is hereby repealed.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.040 - Repeal of Portions of Chapters 21099, 23480, 27467, 29433, 76-482, and 81-465, Pinellas County Special Acts of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Fish and Wildlife Conservation
				Commission has determined that the repeal of portions of Pinellas County
				Special Acts of Local Application, Chapter 21099, Laws of Florida (1941),
				Chapter 23480, Laws of Florida (1945), Chapter 27467, Laws of Florida (1951),
				Chapter 29433, Laws of Florida (1953), Chapter 76-482, Laws of Florida (1976),
				and Chapter 81-465, Laws of Florida (1981), will not adversely affect the
				marine resources of Pinellas County or of the State of Florida.
(a) Section 2 of Chapter 21099, Laws of
				Florida (1941), is hereby repealed.
(b) Section 3 of Chapter 23480, Laws of
				Florida (1945), is hereby repealed.
(c) Section 3(a) and Section 4 of Chapter
				27467, Laws of Florida (1951), as amended by Chapter 28968, Laws of Florida
				(1951), are hereby repealed.
(d)
				Section 2 of Chapter 29433, Laws of Florida (1953), is hereby
				repealed.
(e) Section 4 of Chapter
				76-482, Laws of Florida (1976), is hereby repealed.
(f) Section 2 of Chapter 81-465, Laws of
				Florida (1981), is hereby repealed.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.041 - Repeal of St. Lucie County Special Acts of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined
				  that the repeal of St. Lucie County Special Acts of Local Application, Chapter
				  8187, Laws of Florida (1919), Chapter 11118, Laws of Florida (1925), Chapter
				  31234, Laws of Florida (1955), and Chapter 57-1791, Laws of Florida, will not
				  adversely affect the marine resources of St. Lucie County or of the State of
				  Florida, therefore St. Lucie County Special Acts Chapter 8187, Laws of Florida
				  (1919), Chapter 11118, Laws of Florida (1925), Chapter 31234, Laws of Florida
				  (1955), and Chapter 57-1791, Laws of Florida (1957), are hereby
				  repealed.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2,
					 Chapter 83-134, Laws of Florida, as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of Florida
					 Law Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2, Chapter 83-134, Laws of
					 Florida, as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of
					 Florida
New 11-17-16.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.042 - Repeal of Chapters 24890, 57-1844, 63-1907, and 70-930, Sarasota County Special Acts of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined
				  that the repeal of Sarasota County Special Acts of Local Application, Chapter
				  24890, Laws of Florida (1947); chapter 57-1844, Laws of Florida (1957), as
				  amended by chapter 63-1915, Laws of Florida (1963); chapter 63-1907, Laws of
				  Florida (1963); and chapter 70-930, Laws of Florida (1970), will not adversely
				  affect the marine resources of Sarasota County or of the State of Florida,
				  therefore Sarasota County Special Acts of Local Application, chapter 24890,
				  Laws of Florida (1947); chapter 57-1844, Laws of Florida (1957), as ameded by
				  chapter 63-1915, Laws of Florida (1963); chapter 63-1907, Laws of Florida
				  (1963); and chapter 70-930, Laws of Florida (1970), are hereby
				  repealed.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2,
					 Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla., as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of Fla. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2, Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla.,
					 as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of
					 Fla.
New 2-1-17, Amended
					 11-19-18.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.043 - Repeal of Portions of Chapter 65-2369, Walton County Special Acts of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined
				  that the repeal of portions of Walton County Special Act of Local Application,
				  Chapter 65-2369, Laws of Florida (1965), will not adversely affect the marine
				  resources of Walton County or of the State of Florida, therefore Section 2 of
				  Walton County Special Act of Local Application, Chapter 65-2369, Laws of
				  Florida (1965) is hereby repealed.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2,
					 Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla., as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of Fla. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2, Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla.,
					 as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of
					 Fla.
New 2-1-17.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.044 - Repeal of Bay County Special Act of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined
				  that the repeal of Bay County Special Act of Local Application, chapter 24111,
				  Laws of Florida (1947), as amended by chapter 25423, Laws of Florida (1949),
				  will not adversely affect the marine resources of Bay County or of the State of
				  Florida, therefore Bay County Special Act of Local Application, chapter 24111,
				  Laws of Florida (1947), as amended by chapter 25423, Laws of Florida (1949), is
				  hereby repealed.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2,
					 Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla., as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of Fla. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2, Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla.,
					 as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of
					 Fla.
New 11-19-18.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.045 - Repeal of a Portion of Chapter 25714, Broward County Special Act of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined
				  that the repeal of a portion of Broward County Special Act of Local
				  Application, chapter 25714, Laws of Florida (1949), will not adversely affect
				  the marine resources of Broward County or of the State of Florida, therefore
				  Section 2 of Broward County Special Act of Local Application, chapter 25714,
				  Laws of Florida (1949), is hereby repealed.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2,
					 Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla., as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of Fla. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2, Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla.,
					 as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of
					 Fla.
New 11-19-18.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.046 - Repeal of Clay County Special Act of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined
				  that the repeal of Clay County Special Act of Local Application, chapter 15125,
				  Laws of Florida (1931), will not adversely affect the marine resources of Clay
				  County or of the State of Florida, therefore Clay County Special Act of Local
				  Application, chapter 15125, Laws of Florida (1931), is hereby
				  repealed.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2,
					 Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla., as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of Fla. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2, Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla.,
					 as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of
					 Fla.
New 11-19-18.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.047 - Repeal of Columbia County Special Act of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined
				  that the repeal of Columbia County Special Act of Local Application, chapter
				  23010, Laws of Florida (1945), will not adversely affect the marine resources
				  of Columbia County or of the State of Florida, therefore Columbia County
				  Special Act of Local Application, chapter 23010, Laws of Florida (1945), is
				  hereby repealed.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2,
					 Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla., as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of Fla. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2, Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla.,
					 as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of
					 Fla.
New 11-19-18.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.048 - Repeal of Dixie County Special Acts of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined
				  that the repeal of Dixie County Special Acts of Local Application, chapter
				  21093, Laws of Florida (1941), as amended by chapter 65-905, Laws of Florida
				  (1965); chapter 21188, Laws of Florida (1941); and chapter 77-660, Laws of
				  Florida (1977), will not adversely affect the marine resources of Dixie County
				  or of the State of Florida, therefore Dixie County Special Acts of Local
				  Application, chapter 21093, Laws of Florida (1941), as amended by chapter
				  65-905, Laws of Florida (1965); chapter 21188, Laws of Florida (1941); and
				  chapter 77-660, Laws of Florida (1977), are hereby repealed.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2,
					 Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla., as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of Fla. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2, Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla.,
					 as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of
					 Fla.
New 11-19-18.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.049 - Repeal of Portions of Chapters 7119, 25828, 25830, 61-2162, and 76-374, Flagler County Special Acts of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Fish and Wildlife Conservation
				Commission has determined that the repeal of portions of Flagler County Special
				Acts of Local Application, chapter 7119, Laws of Florida (1915), chapter 25828,
				Laws of Florida (1949), chapter 25830, Laws of Florida (1949), chapter 61-2162,
				Laws of Florida (1961), and chapter 76-374, Laws of Florida (1976), as amended
				by chapter 77-554, Laws of Florida (1977), will not adversely affect the marine
				resources of Flagler County or of the State of Florida.
(a) Sections 4 and 5 of chapter 7119, Laws of
				Florida (1915), are hereby repealed.
(b) Section 2 of chapter 25828, Laws of
				Florida (1949), is hereby repealed.
(c) Sections 2 and 3 of chapter 25830, Laws
				of Florida (1949), are hereby repealed.
(e) Section 2 of chapter 61-2162, Laws of
				Florida (1961), is hereby repealed.
(e) Sections 2, 3, and 4 of chapter 76-374,
				Laws of Florida (1976), as amended by chapter 77-554, Laws of Florida (1977),
				are hereby repealed.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-3 - LOCAL LAWS › Section 68B-3.050 - Repeal of Levy County Special Act of Local Application

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has determined
				  that the repeal of Levy County Special Act of Local Application, chapter
				  57-1531, Laws of Florida (1957), will not adversely affect the marine resources
				  of Levy County or of the State of Florida, therefore Levy County Special Act of
				  Local Application, chapter 57-1531, Laws of Florida (1957), is hereby
				  repealed.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Florida Const., s. 2,
					 Chapter 83-134, Laws of Florida, as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of Florida.
					 Law Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Florida Const., s. 2, Chapter 83-134, Laws of
					 Florida, as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of
					 Florida.
New 12-10-18.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-4 - GEAR SPECIFICATIONS AND PROHIBITED GEAR › Section 68B-4.0025 - Other Definitions (Repealed)

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Art. X, Sec. 16, Fla.
					 Const.
New 11-26-92, Amended 1-1-97, Formerly 46-4.0025, Repealed
					 9-1-13.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-4 - GEAR SPECIFICATIONS AND PROHIBITED GEAR › Section 68B-4.008 - Statewide Seine Tending and Marking Requirements; Repeal of Section 370.082, Florida Statutes

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Each seine
				fished with, set, or placed in the water shall be tended.
(2)
(a)
				Each seine fished with, set, or placed in the water shall be legibly marked at
				each end with the saltwater products license number of the person in possession
				of the seine or of the vessel on which the seine is possessed or the name and
				address of the person possessing the seine if such person is a recreational
				harvester.
(b) Each gill net or
				entangling net possessed aboard a vessel shall be permanently and legibly
				marked at each end with a saltwater products license number which matches
				either:
1. The saltwater products license
				number issued for the vessel on which the net is possessed or from which the
				net is deployed, or
2. The
				saltwater products license number of the operator of the vessel on which the
				net is possessed or from which the net is
				deployed.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-4 - GEAR SPECIFICATIONS AND PROHIBITED GEAR › Section 68B-4.0081 - Statewide Net Gear Specifications; Soaking Requirements; Definitions; Cast Net Specifications

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) This rule
				is intended to implement prohibitions and restrictions of Article X, Section 16
				of the Florida Constitution. As used there and in this rule, the term "net" or
				"netting" shall be broadly construed to include all manner or combination of
				mesh or webbing or any other solid or semisolid fabric or other material used
				to comprise a device that is used to take or harvest marine life.
(2) The following gear specifications shall
				apply in all state waters:
(a) The use or
				placement in the water of any gill or entangling nets of any size is
				prohibited.
(b) Any net constructed
				wholly or partially of monofilament or multistrand monofilament material, other
				than a hand thrown cast net, or a handheld landing or dip net, shall be
				considered an entangling net prohibited by Article X, Section 16 of the Florida
				Constitution, and this rule, unless otherwise authorized by rule of the
				Commission. The term "multistrand monofilament" does not include braided or
				twisted twines made of nylon, cotton, linen, or polypropylene.
(c) No person shall take or harvest, or
				attempt to take or harvest, any marine life in Florida waters with any net that
				is larger than 500 square feet in mesh area that has not been authorized by
				rule of the Commission. The use of a shrimp trawl, purse seine, jellyfish
				paired trawl, or calico scallop otter trawl that is larger than 500 square feet
				in mesh area, outside nearshore and inshore waters, shall be considered so
				authorized for purposes of this paragraph.
(d) No person shall fish with, set, or place
				in the water any net, other than a cast net, landing or dip net, jellyfish
				paired trawl, or calico scallop otter trawl with a mesh size greater than 2
				inches stretched mesh. Any such net, with a mesh size greater than 2 inches
				stretched mesh shall be considered an entangling net for purposes of paragraph
				(a).
(e) No person shall soak a net
				for more than one hour, beginning when the first mesh is placed in the water
				and ending when the first mesh is retrieved back aboard the vessel or on shore.
				Once the first mesh is retrieved, the net operation shall be continuous until
				the net is completely removed from the water. This prohibition shall not apply
				to shrimp trawls, purse seines, jellyfish paired trawls, or calico scallop
				otter trawls.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-4 - GEAR SPECIFICATIONS AND PROHIBITED GEAR › Section 68B-4.0082 - Carriage of Proscribed Nets Across Florida Waters

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Except as provided in subsection (3), the
				transport aboard any vessel of any of the following gear is prohibited, unless
				such transport is as direct, continuous, and expeditious as possible from the
				place where the vessel is regularly docked, moored, or otherwise stored to
				waters where the use of said gear is lawful, and from waters where the use of
				said gear is lawful back to the place where the vessel is regularly docked,
				moored, or otherwise stored or back to the licensed wholesale dealer where the
				catch is to be sold:
(a) Gill net.
(b) Entangling net.
(c) Any seine containing more than 500 square
				feet of mesh area.
(d) Any net,
				other than a cast net, with a mesh size greater than 2 inches stretched
				mesh.
(e) More than four seines,
				regardless of the number of persons also on board or whether one or more
				additional vessels are carried aboard or are towed.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-4 - GEAR SPECIFICATIONS AND PROHIBITED GEAR › Section 68B-4.0083 - Food Fish: Gear and Other Restrictions; Use of Explosives to Kill Fish Prohibited; Certain Uses of Frame Nets Prohibited; Stop Netting Prohibited; Possession of Certain Proscribed Nets Prohibited; Use of Chemicals Prohibited

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1)
(a) All
				persons taking food fish from any of the waters of this state by use of seines,
				nets, or other fishing devices and not using any of such fish because of size
				or other reasons shall immediately release and return such fish alive to the
				water from which taken and no such fish may be placed or deposited on any bank,
				shore, beach or other place out of the water.
(b) No person shall take any food fish from
				Florida waters for the purpose of making oil, fertilizer, or compost therefrom.
				Purse seines may be used for the taking of nonfood fish for such
				purposes.
(c) No person may take
				food fish within or without the waters of the state with a purse seine, purse
				gill net, or other net using rings or other devices on the lead line thereof,
				through which a purse line is drawn, or pound net, or have any food fish so
				taken in his or her possession for sale or shipment. The provisions of this
				paragraph shall not apply to shrimp nets or to pound nets or purse seines when
				used for the taking of tuna or menhaden fish only.
(d) For purposes of this rule, the term "food
				fish" shall include mullet, trout, redfish, sheepshead, pompano, mackerel,
				bluefish, snapper, grouper, black drum, jack crevalle, and all other fish
				generally used for human consumption.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-4 - GEAR SPECIFICATIONS AND PROHIBITED GEAR › Section 68B-4.0086 - Hook and Line Gear: Tending Requirement

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Beginning January 1, 1993, hook and line gear used in or on
				  the waters of the State shall be tended. The term "tended" for purposes of this
				  rule means that the person fishing the gear is physically present at the
				  terminus of the gear.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla.
					 Const.
New 11-26-92, Formerly
					 46-4.0086.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-4 - GEAR SPECIFICATIONS AND PROHIBITED GEAR › Section 68B-4.0087 - Longlines: Use and Possession in or on State Waters Prohibited; Exception

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Beginning January 1, 1993, no person shall fish with, set, or
				  place in state waters any longline gear. Except for persons in transit through
				  state waters to fish in and return from the waters of another state or from
				  federal Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) waters where the use of such gear is
				  legal, no person shall possess aboard any vessel in or on state waters any
				  longline gear.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla.
					 Const.
New 11-26-92, Formerly
					 46-4.0087.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-4 - GEAR SPECIFICATIONS AND PROHIBITED GEAR › Section 68B-4.009 - Monofilament Line and Netting: Prohibition of Intentional Discard, Recovery Requirements, Recommendations for Appropriate Disposal

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) No person shall intentionally discard any
				monofilament fishing line or monofilament netting into or onto the waters of
				the state. Waste monofilament fishing line and monofilament netting shall be
				disposed of on land and, if the material is possessed aboard a vessel, it shall
				be safely kept aboard the vessel until such disposal can be
				accomplished.
(2) Any person
				recovering monofilament fishing line from the waters of the state shall dispose
				of such material pursuant to subsection (1), of this rule. If the volume or
				condition of such material precludes the proper disposal thereof, the person
				shall notify the Division of Law Enforcement of its location. No person shall
				recover or attempt to recover any monofilament netting found in the waters of
				the state without first having notified the Division of Law Enforcement. No
				such netting shall be recovered from state waters without an officer of the
				Division of Law Enforcement being present to supervise the recovery and
				disposal of the material. This subsection shall not apply to monofilament
				netting found and recovered by any law enforcement agency in the state, or to
				any cast net or landing or dip net.
(3) Each person operating a vessel in or on
				the waters of the state is encouraged to designate a container aboard the
				vessel for waste disposal of monofilament fishing line.
(4) This rule is not intended as an exception
				to, or defense to any violation of, Rule
				68B-4.008, 68B-4.0081 or
				68B-4.0082,
				F.A.C.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla.
					 Const.
New 3-1-92, Formerly 46-4.009, Amended
					 4-1-07.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-4 - GEAR SPECIFICATIONS AND PROHIBITED GEAR › Section 68B-4.010 - Prohibition of Fishing with Motorized Vessels in Lake Avoca, Pinellas County

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
No person shall use any gasoline or electric motorized vessel
				  to seek, take, or attempt to take any fish in or on Lake Avoca in Pinellas
				  County.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla.
					 Const.
New 3-1-92, Formerly
					 46-4.010.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-4 - GEAR SPECIFICATIONS AND PROHIBITED GEAR › Section 68B-4.011 - Prohibition of Net Fishing in Faka Union River, Collier County

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
No person shall fish with, set, or place any net, other than
				  a cast net or landing or dip net, in the waters of the Faka Union River (also
				  known as the Faka Union Canal), or any tributary thereof, in Collier County,
				  between 25°54.867'' North Latitude southward to the mouth of the river,
				  defined as a straight line between a point at 25°54.160'N, 81°30.929'W
				  and a point at 25°54.160'N, 81°30.549'W extended on either side to the
				  adjacent mangrove shorelines.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla.
					 Const.
New 3-1-92, Formerly 46-4.011, Amended
					 4-13-17.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-4 - GEAR SPECIFICATIONS AND PROHIBITED GEAR › Section 68B-4.012 - Diving: Powerheads and Rebreathers, Use to Harvest Fish in State Waters Prohibited; Definition; Spearfishing Marine Species in Fresh Water Prohibited

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Powerheads.
(a) No person shall use any powerhead to
				harvest any fish in state waters. Powerheads may be possessed while diving in
				state waters for the purpose of personal protection.
(b) The possession of any fish other than
				lionfish that has been harvested with a powerhead, aboard a vessel fishing or
				at rest in state waters, shall constitute a violation of this
				subsection.
(c) The term "harvest"
				for purposes of this subsection means the catching or taking of a fish by
				killing or wounding it, followed by a reduction of such fish to
				possession.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-4 - GEAR SPECIFICATIONS AND PROHIBITED GEAR › Section 68B-4.013 - Limitation on Use of Spotter Planes

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Beginning January 1, 1993, no person shall harvest any marine
				  fish in any waters of the state with the aid of any spotter plane, except for
				  those species allowed to be harvested with a purse seine pursuant to paragraph
				  68B-4.0083(1)(c),
				  F.A.C.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. FS. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const.,
					 370.025,
					 370.027
					 FS.
New 11-26-92, Amended 9-30-96, Formerly 46-4.013, Amended
					 3-1-05.
Florida Administrative Code › 68 - FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION › 68B - Marine Fisheries › Chapter 68B-4 - GEAR SPECIFICATIONS AND PROHIBITED GEAR › Section 68B-4.014 - Southwest Florida Purse Seine Restrictions: Gear Specifications; Area Limitation; Local Law Repeals (Repealed)

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2,
					 Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla., as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of Fla. Law
					 Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const., s. 2, Chapter 83-134, Laws of Fla.,
					 as amended by Chapter 84-121, Laws of
					 Fla.
New 7-1-93, Amended 9-30-96, Formerly 46-4.014, Repealed
					 2-1-17.