What can be done to minimize the impacts? Lionfish pose a significant threat to Florida’s native marine species and the ecosystem and, by the looks of it, the invasive species is not going anywhere, anytime soon.

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Page Through the Digital Edition

Read the entire guide online! Our unique digital edition allows you to page through the entire guide, just as if you were reading the magazine.

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Know Your Management Zones

With the exception of reef fish species, recreational daily bag limits usually apply to all state waters of the Gulf and Atlantic. But there are exceptions, several of which involve very important recreational species such as red drum, spotted seatrout, bay scallops and weakfish.

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Report Your Catch!

The Snook and Gamefish Foundation, in partnership with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and other partners, has established the Angler Action recreational data collection system.

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Florida Saltwater Fishing Regulations

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