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Gill Nets
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I'd report it, I don't believe the state using gill nets for research, I think they shock fish for research
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Wlf nets fish in turners as per game warden I talked to last year.
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If you feel like wasting your time, report it. We reported one several years ago for several days. Each time we were promised a return call. I'm still anxiously waiting by my phone foe the call. We did cut it up and remove it from the water after those days though.
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I think Gill nets are legal with a commercial fishing license; but I think it has to be north of the Intracoastal waterway. But I doubt if they are legal in a State Park.
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Not legal in saltwater areas.
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Gill nets are only ILlegal in a few freshwater areas, not sure about Fausse Point. You have to have a commercial license to use them and the webbing has to be a certain size. It is ILLEGAL to destroy them on purpose. Thats like running someones crab traps or crawfish nets or destroying them actually.
Last edited by Duck Butter; 02-19-2013 at 09:18 AM. Reason: i gots my syntaxes wrong |
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I seen on swamp pawn where they gill net for buffalo fish. I don't think it would illegal if they were doing on TV.
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