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Outdoors

Snook season about to close

By RODNEY PAGE, Times Staff Writer
© St. Petersburg Times
published December 13, 2002

A reminder that Saturday is the last day to catch and keep snook. Snook season closes Sunday and remains closed until Feb. 1. During the closed season, it is illegal to possess snook of any size. During the open season, it is legal to keep snook 26 to 34 inches, one per person per day.

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