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California Outdoors Q & A: Photographing No-Take Species
California Outdoors Q&A
Carrie Wilson, FEBRUARY 10, 2011
Question: I fish in Southern California and have a question about black sea bass. I know they are illegal to keep when caught. However, when they are caught while targeting other species, what is the regulation for releasing them? After the hook is removed and swim bladder punctured, may a picture be taken with the fish out of the water...
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California Outdoors Q & A: Are Broken Antlers a Sign of Nutrient Deficiencies?
California Outdoors Q&A
Carrie Wilson, FEBRUARY 3, 2011
Question: My son and husband have been sport crab fishing for years. They always release the females but have noticed that the male-to-female ratio in their pots is much higher for males compared to females. I tell them that the females are smarter and stay out of the traps, but I'm sure there is a scientific reason for the...
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California Outdoors Q & A: Hunting exotic ranch animals on private lands?
California Outdoors Q&A
Carrie Wilson, JANUARY 27, 2011
Question: Is it legal to spear leopard sharks from a kayak with a pole spear (better known as a Hawaiian sling)? I know I can legally fish for them here in the Morro Bay area, and I've read that the rules and regulations for fishing also apply to spear fishing. But, can I actually spear them while sitting...
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California Outdoors Q & A: Cherry Picking Crabs and Hunting the Wildlife Refuges vs Private Propert
California Outdoors Q&A
Carrie Wilson, JANUARY 25, 2011
California Outdoors Q & A: Cherry Picking Crabs and Hunting the
Wildlife Refuges vs Private Property
Question: Recreational Dungeness crab fisherman often seem to hold onto
crab in excess of their limit while they are still crabbing, then they
cherry pick the best ones and throw back the extras after pulling all
their pots. Is this legal? Say for example I'm fishing alone and...
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California Outdoors Q & A: Answers to DFG’s New Computer License
California Outdoors Q&A
Carrie Wilson, JANUARY 6, 2011
Question: For generations, our family has bought annual hunting and
fishing licenses and then proudly saved each license over the years as
collectable pieces of our family history. Why after so many years have
you chosen to discontinue these traditional style licenses in favor of
just computer printouts?
Answer: While many may miss the traditional style licenses, this new
computer system enables the Department of Fish...
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California Outdoors Q & A: Hunting with Passive Night Vision Equipment? What to Do With Pesky Coyot
California Outdoors Q&A
Carrie Wilson, JANUARY 4, 2011
Question: More and more anglers are using hoop nets to "catch and release" bat rays and large sharks. The hoop nets are not being used for catching fish - the fish are hooked by rod and reel. Hoop nets are then used to pull big fish up onto the piers. The problem is that the smaller hoop nets are sometimes...
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