Sea Hag Marina
SEA HAG MARINA
Steinhatchee   352-498-3008
This Week 11-19-2014 at Sea Hag Marina
"Thank you again to the Norwoods and all the staff at the Sea Hag for making our stay so comfortable."
- Mike Ryan
Mike Ryan of Johnson City, TN, caught this HUGE
24 lb, 40 inch redfish on a Berkley Gulp Pearl White Shrimp, GSSHR3-PW, under a Cajun Thunder Float.

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 N 29' 48.99 W 083' 36.51

Open Everyday from 6:30 am - 6:00 pm   

 

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TALLAHASSEE - Florida Gov. Rick Scott is ordering a drop in the cost of the state's lifetime hunting and fishing licenses.

But the catch is the break will only last for a brief time and it is available only for state residents 21 years old or younger.

Scott on Thursday ordered the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to lower the cost of a "lifetime sportsman's license" to $500 for young people. It currently costs $1001 for anyone 13 and older. 

The fee drop is available from Nov. 24 to Dec. 31.

"This Lifetime Sportsman's License will provide Florida's youth with the opportunity to spend time outdoors with their families. Fishing and hunting are time-honored traditions in our state, and I encourage all Floridians to spend some time enjoying the great outdoors."

A Florida resident who buys the license can use it for hunting as well as both freshwater and saltwater fishing.

Riley Rousseau from Gainesville, FL,caught a nice gag while using live pinfish out of Sea Hag Marina Steinhatchee.
Mike Dean from Jacksonville, Florida, reeled in this beautiful 30 inch, 10 lb redfish in Sisters Creek while fishing early in the morning. 
Early bird gets the worm!
Mary Jane Hayes with Eric Hayes and Jerri Lynn Hayes scooped up some blue crabs out of Keaton Beach this week!
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A good-looking Florida Snapper caught out of Sea Hag Marina Steinhatchee!

Justin Myers from Lenox, GA, with a monster 38" redfish caught and released Sunday after totally limiting out on trout both 
Saturday and Sunday!
Charlie Walters checking his recreational stone crab traps.

Florida STONE CRAB Regulations:

RegulationsGulf State Waters
Minimum Size Limit2 3/4-inch claw 
Daily Bag Limit1 gallon of claws per person or 2 gallons per vessel, whichever is less 

 *Harvest of egg-bearing crabs prohibited

Gear Requirements:

  • Legal Gear: stone crab trap (max. 5 per person), dip or landing net
  • Illegal Gear: Any device that can puncture, crush or injure the crab body, such as spears, grains, grabs, hooks or similar devices.
Trap Specifications
  • Maximum trap size is 24 inches by 24 inches by 24 inches or a volume of 8 cubic feet
  • Traps can be made from either wood, wire or plastic
  • The throat or entrance must be 5 � inches by 3 � inches
  • If the throat or entrance is round, it cannot exceed 5 inches in diameter
  • The trap must have a degradable panel that is 5 � inches by 3 � inches and is made of cypress or untreated pine slat no thicker than � of an inch
  • Harvester name and address must be permanently affixed and legible
  • The buoy must be no smaller than 6 inches and must be marked with a legible "R" that is at least 2 inches tall.
  • Buoys are not required if trap is fished from a dock.
Trapping Regulations
  • Traps must be pulled manually (not by a trap-puller). Any vessel that is rigged with a trap-puller will be considered a commercial vessel and the appropriate licenses will be required.
  • Traps must be pulled only during daylight hours.
  • Traps must not be placed in navigational channels of the Intracoastal waterways, or in navigational channels maintained and marked by any county, municipal, state or federal governmental agency.

State Waters Harvest Seasons:

Open Oct. 15 - May 15

 

Photo of the Week for
November 19, 2014   
Ken and Brenda Owens caught this full board of trout while staying
in one of the cozy Sea Hag shacks! Looking good!

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The Sea Hag Marina weekly newsletter includes the latest information about what's happening in Steinhatchee and Keaton Beach. Rent a boat or shack, see the upcoming fishing tournaments and check out the pictures of all the best catches of the week. Don't forget to check us out on Facebook and follow us on Instagram!
 Roomy and comfortable 24' Sea Hag fishing vessels powered by fuel efficient 90 HP Mercury Outboards. Equipped with a Garmin GPS/Depth finder, VHF radio and Bimini Top for shade. Full day rental $199.00 plus tax and fuel.   

 

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Our newly renovated Scallywag Shack. 6 Bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths. Granite counter tops, ceramic tile flooring, 4 bedrooms 2 bath downstairs with outside hot water shower, 1/2 bath in the laundry. Upstairs has 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, full kitchen and living area and a large covered and screened deck. Sleeps maximum of 15.  Great for groups, meetings or events!  Click here for more details.  
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