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See the HMS Recreational Compliance Guide for details on this regulation. Recreational fishermen are required to hold an Atlantic HMS (Angling category) recreational fishing permit in order to recreationally harvest Atlantic Highly Migratory Species (Sharks, Tunas, Swordfish, and Billfish) in federal waters. For species that do not have an established bag limit, more than 100 pounds or two fish per harvester per day (whichever is greater), is considered commercial quantities. Remember to check the rules often as they change frequently in Florida.įor bag limits and sizes see the chart of Saltwater Species Quick Chart. We summarize the most common rules on this website and offer resources for you to keep abreast of the regulations.Īlways keep an up to date copy of the Florida Fishing Regulations with your fishing gear for quick reference such as size limits and fish identification (most local's do). The My FWC website also contains the most up to date information on fishing and boating in Florida.Ī new online resource is eRegulations by FWC where you can stay up-to-date on current regulations. These guides change semi-annually and contain a wealth of information including local fish identification, size & take limits, fishing gear rules, etc. South Atlantic Federal Regulations (3 miles +)įlorida's guides are Free and can be acquire locally in most bait shops or at marinas. Gulf of Mexico Federal Regulations (9 miles +) Saltwater Fishing Regulations Florida - click image to order the FL booklet

Gulf of Mexico - State waters extend to 9 nautical miles - Federal rules apply beyond the 9 mile mark & extend to 200 milesįREE Recreaational Fishing Regulation Guides

Federal and State WatersĪtlantic & Keys - State waters extend to 3 nautical miles - Federal rules apply beyond the 3 mile mark & extend to 200 miles We do not include species bag limits because they change frequently some several times a year so check the rules before you drop a line in the water in Florida. We highlight rules that most likely won't change in the near future on this website. Rules change frequently so do your homework. Be Safe.Īlways research local fishing rules and regulations for the Area you will be fishing.