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duckman1911 · #1 08-07-2013, 08:19 PM

New to saltwater fishing and lord knows I would just assume be no where near them but if you catch a stingray can you keep it? I can find no regulations on them. I've seen videos of people cleaning them and see that a 185lb one is possibly a new state record for us. This may be a stupid question but I would rather be safe than sorry. I definitely don't want to be giving the state anymore of my money via fines.lol

PaulMyers · #2 08-07-2013, 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by duckman1911

New to saltwater fishing and lord knows I would just assume be no where near them but if you catch a stingray can you keep it? I can find no regulations on them. I've seen videos of people cleaning them and see that a 185lb one is possibly a new state record for us. This may be a stupid question but I would rather be safe than sorry. I definitely don't want to be giving the state anymore of my money via fines.lol

No season or limit. Have fun!

calcutta37 · #3 08-07-2013, 08:34 PM

What are you going to do with a sting ray

MathGeek · #4 08-07-2013, 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by PaulMyers

No season or limit. Have fun!

Don't tell Duck Butter there is no limit on sting rays.

Next you know they'll be proposing a limit of 5 and a minimum size of 18" (sexual maturity.)

After all, true conservationists will want to get ahead of this thing.

Where's the CCA? Doesn't that stand for the Coastal CONSERVATION Association?

Msucowpoke51 · #5 08-07-2013, 08:47 PM

Lmao

AubreyLaHaye458 · #6 08-07-2013, 08:56 PM

It's the smart thing to do MathGeek

meaux fishing · #7 08-07-2013, 08:56 PM

LMAO @ MG

I ate it before... actually not bad

Matt G · #8 08-07-2013, 08:59 PM

FRY DAT!! Anything out of a deep fryer is a culinary masterpiece.

duckman1911 · #9 08-07-2013, 08:59 PM

Sorry if it was a stupid question. Have seen videos of people cleaning and cookig them and they say they good eats. Just wanted to be sure we could keep em. Minus the tail of course.

meaux fishing · #10 08-07-2013, 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted by duckman1911

Sorry if it was a stupid question. Have seen videos of people cleaning and cookig them and they say they good eats. Just wanted to be sure we could keep em. Minus the tail of course.

definitely not a dumb question...

MathGeek · #11 08-07-2013, 09:03 PM

I've heard that the meat is good, but I haven't figured out how to safely get one into the boat and into the ice chest, much less cleaning the thing. The risk/reward thing is all wrong in my mind. We cut the line and don't mess with 'em.

(Don't tell CCA, they'll pass a law making us unhook and release them without the cruel lip piercings.)

mcjaredsandwich · #12 08-07-2013, 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by MathGeek

Don't tell Duck Butter there is no limit on sting rays.

Next you know they'll be proposing a limit of 5 and a minimum size of 18" (sexual maturity.)

After all, true conservationists will want to get ahead of this thing.

Where's the CCA? Doesn't that stand for the Coastal CONSERVATION Association?

Funny post!! :thumbup:

Spunt Drag · #13 08-07-2013, 09:15 PM

MathGeek is on the Warpath today! And I like it!

I've caught a couple in the lake but didn't keep. Cut the line and threw it back. Don't wanna be the next Steve Irwin.

duckman1911 · #14 08-07-2013, 09:18 PM

If we catch one I was planning on using the rod to hold his tail down and do a one swing surgery with a sharp machete. Rednecks doing things for the first time can be quite entertaining.lol

BROWN FIN · #15 08-07-2013, 09:27 PM

Net it. Through it in the ice chest and close it. Cut the line and continue fishing. Then when you get home and cook it let use know how it's comes out. I pretty curious on how it taste.