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Topic: Retrieving Hoop Nets With Rod and Reel  (Read 515 times)

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March 10, 2011

Question: Is it legal to use a rod and reel as a retrieval device for a hoop net?
For instance, I would connect an 18-inch hoop net to the line of my rod and reel (without hooks) and this would allow me to cast the net in order to better fish for lobsters from a jetty. Is this OK? (Jeff C.)

Answer: Yes, you may use a rod and reel as a retrieval device for your hoop net. You are not required to pull your net by hand, nor are you prohibited from pulling it using a rod and reel.


 

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