Florida Regulations 68B-47.002: Size Limits
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As used in Fl. Admin. Code Chapter 68B-47:
(1) “”Weakfish,”” also known as gray seatrout or yellow-mouth trout, means a fish harvested from the Weakfish Management Area that is of the species Cynoscion regalis or Cynoscion arenarius (sand seatrout), or a hybrid of the two species. Weakfish includes part of a fish harvested from the Weakfish Management Area that is of the species Cynoscion regalis or Cynoscion arenarius (sand seatrout), or a hybrid of the two species.
(2) “”Weakfish Management Area”” is defined as the area encompassing the St. Marys River and the inland waters of Nassau County east of Highway 17, north of State Highway 200A, and north of the Shave Bridge on the Amelia River. In addition, state waters off Amelia Island, from the Florida-Georgia border to the southernmost tip of Amelia Island are included in the area.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. Law Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. History-New 7-17-95, Formerly 46-47.002, Amended 9-1-13.
(1) “”Weakfish,”” also known as gray seatrout or yellow-mouth trout, means a fish harvested from the Weakfish Management Area that is of the species Cynoscion regalis or Cynoscion arenarius (sand seatrout), or a hybrid of the two species. Weakfish includes part of a fish harvested from the Weakfish Management Area that is of the species Cynoscion regalis or Cynoscion arenarius (sand seatrout), or a hybrid of the two species.
(2) “”Weakfish Management Area”” is defined as the area encompassing the St. Marys River and the inland waters of Nassau County east of Highway 17, north of State Highway 200A, and north of the Shave Bridge on the Amelia River. In addition, state waters off Amelia Island, from the Florida-Georgia border to the southernmost tip of Amelia Island are included in the area.
Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. Law Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. History-New 7-17-95, Formerly 46-47.002, Amended 9-1-13.