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I'm sure Chris85 is well aware what can be legally collected.
I have to go get the family ready, but I will get back to you soonMy apologies for not getting back . I live just south of Jacksonville . I have to head south to St Augustine The further south the better .Matanzas inlet is about 1 1/2 hour drive, that doesn't bother me. I haven't run across the critters You find. In winter the water temps can drop to the low 60's . Now if & when I make it south to say Sebastian inlet (3 hours plus ) the selection choice is much better . I don't make it down there too much these days , getting older ! Please give us an update on what Ya brought home .
Yes that's why you need a fishing license!!You're all have the potential going to JAIL for collecting without a permit or permission
Given all the pics you have documented above...I'm thinking if you got caught by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission....they'd prob give you 30 days. Maybe more.
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/florida-keys/article215027715.html
They even catch tropical strays in new york!! Butterflyfish, blue angels, Atlantic tangs, burrfish the list goes on.