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Topic: Catching a Great White  (Read 660 times)

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August 30 2018

Question: What do I do if I catch a Great White Shark on accident? (Anonymous)

Answer: What the public refers to as a Great White Shark is known in the scientific community and in statute as simply a “white shark,” or even more specifically by its genus and species, Carcharodon carcharias. California Fish and Game Code, section 5517 states that it is unlawful to take any white shark except under a permit issued by CDFW for scientific or educational purposes. If you catch a white shark by accident, the law requires you to immediately release it.


 

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