This side of the state has natural reefs.
East side is publicly seeded oyster leases.
If they run low on that side, the state will seed more.
Here, if the oysters run low, they will have to rely on reseeding themselves.
There is one culch for seed oysters in Big Lake, but I don't see any oysters on it.
I don't know why they raised the limits this year.
I saw 3 boats heading towards Hackberry yesterday evening. They were loaded down, almost sinking.
If you are dredging, you should catch your sacks by noon. I bet these guys are going out for second boat or third boat limits. You can get as many licenses per boat as you can afford. So the more boats you have, the more licenses you can have.
The oyster fishermen will start screaming when they run out of oysters. Then the LDWF will go back to hand tonging like they did last time the oysters ran out.
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