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The Fiberglass Manifesto: Nic's Favorite Brook Trout Fly Rod
He threw the jig on a 7-1, medium G
3/2026
Choose Rigging:Double 12/0 Hook Rig with 10" of 500lb Mono: + 26.99
Johns counties could ignore the 1993 Statewide Ban between January 1 and April 30 of each year.[35] During these four months, fishers seaward of the COLREGS Demarcation line would be free to possess and use more than two nets and not have to abide by tending or soaking restrictions.[36] On June 24, 1994, this proposed rule was withdrawn.[37] A later attempt to reintroduce the proposal on July 1, 1994, was also withdrawn on December 23, 1994.[38] Despite the heightened protections imposed by the 1993 East Coast Gear Rule Amendments, on October 14, 1994, the Commission noted that these efforts were unsuccessful at reducing green sea turtle mortality in the nearshore Atlantic during the winter and spring seasons.[39] Moreover, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection reported to the Commission that while the soaking limits from the past amendment were effective when followed, the majority of fishers were not abiding by the rule.[40] Thus, the Commission proposed a new amendment to the East Coast Gear Rule that would expand the protections of the act to the state waters off Brevard County and create a seasonal green sea turtle conservation area in which fishing with any net was prohibited during January, February, March, and April.[41] However, this effort was interrupted by what would become one of the great conservation controversies in Florida history—the “net-ban” amendment to the Florida constitution
its a reliable setup for long days on the water
