The
state of Florida is adding an extra weekend to the limited gray
triggerfish recreational season in gulf of Mexico state waters to
make up for time missed due to the impacts of Hurricane Irma.
Recreational
fishing for Gray triggerfish will be allowed in Gulf of Mexico state
waters on Oct. 7 and 8, Oct. 14 and 15 and now Oct. 21 and 22.
The
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said the additional
weekend gives Florida’s anglers and the more than 100,000 men and
women who work in the recreational saltwater fishing industry the
opportunity to make up for lost time on the water and lost wages due
to Hurricane Irma.
During
this state season opening, the Gulf state waters minimum size limit
is 14 inches fork length and the daily bag limit is two per person,
per day.
The
gray triggerfish season is closed in Gulf federal waters for 2017.
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