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SPEARING (formerly SPEARFISHING), CH 46-20, F.A.C. (Effective June 17, 1985)
Spearfishing prohibited:
· Within 100 yards of all public beaches and commercial or public fishing piers and bridges
· Within 100 feet of jetties (except the last 500 yards of any jetty extending more than 1,500 yards from the shoreline)
· For the taking of ornamental reef fishes
· In all state parks
Bag limits: Same as for all other fishermen
NOTE: Spearfishing is still illegal in Collier County and the Upper Keys area of Monroe County, and in fresh water
SPEARING, CH 46-20, F.A.C. (Effective January 1, 1998)
· Establishes that ?spearing? shall include all forms of spearfishing, bow hunting, and gigging
· Allows the spearing of all saltwater finfish species, except: snook, red drum, spotted seatrout, weakfish, bonefish, tarpon, permit, pompano, African pompano, tripletail, sharks, billfish, marine aquarium species, and all other species for which harvest is prohibited (i.e., jewfish, Nassau grouper, spotted eagle rays, manta rays, and sturgeon)
· Repeals certain obsolete special acts regarding spearfishing
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