R. 68B-4.002 Gear Definitions
R. 68B-4.008 Statewide Seine Tending and Marking Requirements; Repeal of Section 370.082, Florida Statutes
R. 68B-4.0081 Statewide Net Gear Specifications; Soaking Requirements; Definitions; Cast Net Specifications
R. 68B-4.0082 Carriage of Proscribed Nets Across Florida Waters
R. 68B-4.0083 Food Fish: Gear and Other Restrictions; Use of Explosives to Kill Fish Prohibited; Certain Uses of Frame Nets Prohibited; Stop Netting Prohibited; Possession of Certain Proscribed Nets Prohibited; Use of Chemicals Prohibited
R. 68B-4.0086 Hook and Line Gear: Tending Requirement
R. 68B-4.0087 Longlines: Use and Possession in or on State Waters Prohibited; Exception
R. 68B-4.009 Monofilament Line and Netting: Prohibition of Intentional Discard, Recovery Requirements, Recommendations for Appropriate Disposal
R. 68B-4.010 Prohibition of Fishing with Motorized Vessels in Lake Avoca, Pinellas County
R. 68B-4.011 Prohibition of Net Fishing in Faka Union River, Collier County
R. 68B-4.012 Diving: Powerheads and Rebreathers, Use to Harvest Fish in State Waters Prohibited; Definition; Spearfishing Marine Species in Fresh Water Prohibited
R. 68B-4.013 Limitation on Use of Spotter Planes
R. 68B-4.015 Gear Specifications for the Panhandle Region: Recreational Net Fishing; Areas Closed to Net Fishing
R. 68B-4.017 Gear Specifications for the Southwest Region: Exceptions to Statewide Net Gear Requirements; Areas Closed to Net Fishing; J. N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge/Sanibel Conservation Zone; Blind Pass Seasonal Closure to Net Fishing; Definition
R. 68B-4.018 Boca Grande Pass Gear Restrictions
R. 68B-4.019 Prohibition of Trap Pullers on Recreational and Certain Commercial Vessels
R. 68B-4.020 Saltwater Fish Traps
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