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Change to current red snapper laws in the south Atlantic region

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Tony Snelgrove
6 years ago

We can't get away from them, maybe 50% survive, and we handle them with the upmost of care

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Englis Glover
6 years ago

It’s definitely time for a change in this species management and obviously we have far more than possibly south of us. But, when we have to stop fishing to get away from them it’s time for a change.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Agree!

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Seth price
6 years ago Featured

Red snapper are far too abundant in shallow waters. Grouper and sea bass populations have suffered. Far too many of these snapper are being attacked by predators during catch and release. The season needs to be changed to reflect current populations in the Carolinas in order to manage our bottom fish populations

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Aaron Schaffer
6 years ago

I agree 100%

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Bill Harmon
6 years ago

Do it.

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David O Donnell
6 years ago

I can’t catch other fish on the reef because there are too many Red Snapper. We should have the same season as they do in the GOM.

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Trent Jackson
6 years ago

I agree

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James Malloch
6 years ago

Let's get this changed for the betterment of recreational anglers

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Chip Bragg
6 years ago

This seriously needs to be addressed!!

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Ross Bledsoe
6 years ago

Agree totally,Red Snapper off SC coast is in good shape and we should have daily limits

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Glennan Padgett
6 years ago

Yes

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Louis Mcmichael
6 years ago

This has to change !

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Jon Huggins
6 years ago

These regulations need to be turned over to the States like in the Gulf Of Mexico. The SAFMC is operating on bad information.

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Neil Walker
6 years ago

ABSOLUTELY!!!!

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Francis s Gore
6 years ago

Caught over 25 this past Friday. 20 over 16”.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Yes!

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Ronnie C Ward
6 years ago

Each States Coastline Is Different.