Big Bend blue crab trap closure starts July 20, by Florida Fish And Wildlife Conservation Commission
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New snook, redfish and spotted seatrout catch-and-release measures for Tampa Bay, by Florida Fish And Wildlife Conservation Commission
Home FWC News New snook, redfish and spotted seatrout catch-and-release measures for Tampa Bay Media contact: Amanda Nalley, 850-404-6100 or Amanda.Nalley@MyFWC.com Release Date: 07-16-2021 All Articles Tags: Fishing Regulations release measures for Tampa Bay The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), after consultation with its partners, has temporarily made snook, redfish and spotted seatrout…
Just released! FWC’s 2021-2022 manatee and sea turtle decals, by Florida Fish And Wildlife Conservation Commission
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) just released the new 2021-2022 manatee and sea turtle decals. These high-quality waterproof stickers feature two different designs and are a fun way for people to directly support research, rescue and management efforts that conserve these species and spread awareness about the challenges they face. Each July,…
7 Hardest Fish To Catch On The Planet
Wahoo live in the warm waters of Florida and Louisiana. The warmer weather seasons are the best time to fish for them. Part of what makes it the most difficult fish to catch is its speed– they can swim up to 60 miles an hour! Use a planer to troll 12, 14, or up to…
5 things you’ll want to do now to prep for archery and crossbow seasons, by
This time of year, many hunters are getting ready for Florida’s archery and crossbow seasons. Your preseason to-do list might include finding a place to hunt, practicing with your bow or crossbow, and brushing up on new and existing regulations. Following are five steps to help you prepare. Locate When and Where to Hunt STATEWIDE…
FWC is helping pet owners tag their tegus, green iguanas to prepare for new rules, by
Photos available: https://www.flickr.com/photos/myfwcmedia/sets/72157719483037991/ The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is holding Tag Your Reptile Day events throughout the state to offer pet owners an opportunity to have their pet green iguanas or tegus microchipped for free to help people come into compliance with new rules. The FWC is partnering with zoos and veterinarians…
FWC: Celebrate Independence Day the Floridian way with these wildlife-friendly tips, by
The Fourth of July in Florida means heading to the beach or taking the boat out for fun in the sun. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is reminding Florida residents and visitors to keep an eye out for wildlife as we enjoy our state’s beautiful outdoors this weekend. While we flock to…
Watch the 2021 Snook Symposium online June 30, by
Home FWC News Watch the 2021 Snook Symposium online June 30 Media contact: Amanda Nalley, 850-404-6100 or Amanda.Nalley@MyFWC.com Release Date: 06-28-2021 All Articles Tags: Fishing Saltwater Public Meeting Watch the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) seventh Snook Symposium online at TheFloridaChannel.org on June 30, beginning at 8:30 a.m. ET. Participate during the event…
Best Seasons to go on a Fishing Adventure in the Florida Keys
The Florida Keys is inhabited by a diverse population and some twenty million visitors. The fishing industry has been one of the biggest contributors to Florida’s economy for several decades and it continues to be so today. It is not just limited to commercial boats but also includes recreational anglers who use both shoreline and…