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Peggy Williams <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 7 Feb 2002 17:43:23 -0400
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> According to the Skipper of the Island Hopper, live shelling is also banned
> in Levy county - in Cedar Key.  He told us we could take sand dollars live,
> though.  He also told us that live shelling was banned in the entire state of
> Florida.
>
> Carol
I'm sure he's wrong. Lots of dive shops and boat captains will tell you that
in many countries, thinking they are saving the environment. I keep track of
the State's hearings on marine issues, and so far Lee County is the only one
to completely ban live shelling. Manatee County has a limit of two live per
species per day. Of course, you should have a fishing license if you collect
live shells from a boat or by snorkeling or in any water deeper than your
hips. Sand dollars are classed as shellfish in the State's mind, so they
would also be banned!

Peggy
                     Visit my website at http://www.shelltrips.com
                                  Peggy Williams
                                   Shell Elegant
                                    PO Box 575
                                Tallevast FL 34270
                                   (941) 355-2291
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