Crabbing in St Johns River

Started by budmaster, July 02, 2005, 10:57:25 PM

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budmaster

What are the blue crab trapping rules for the lower St Johns river?  I have heard others say that since the St Johns is considered fresh water river, the trapping rules listed in http://myfwc.com/marine/recreational/recbluecrab.htm do not apply, especially the license requirement.  Is there any truth to this?

lockman

According to FWC, Blue Crab is  a Saltwater species, a Saltwater Recreational License is required to take blue crab.  All other regulations regarding Blue Crabbing in Florida follow that regulation.  Hope this helps.

R D

Good answer but I do hope he found out by now as it's been 6 years since he asked.
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budmaster

It may have been six years, but at least there was an answer.  None of the Lifetime members replied.

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