Your Guide To Eating Fish Caught In Florida
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1 Your Guide To Eating Fish Caught In Florida Fish Consumption Advisories are published periodically by the State of Florida to alert consumers about the possibility of chemically contaminated fish in Florida waters. The advisories are meant to inform the public of potential health risks of specific fish species from specific water bodies. Florida Department of Health Prepared in cooperation with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and Agriculture and Consumer Services, and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
2 2012 Florida Fish Advisories Table 1: Eating Guidelines for Fresh Water Fish from Florida Waters page 1-32 Table 2: Eating Guidelines for Marine and Estuarine Fish from Florida Waters page Table 3: Eating Fish from Florida Waters with Dioxin, Pesticide, or Saxitoxin Contamination page 35
3 Eating Fish is an important part of a healthy diet. Rich in vitamins and low in fat, fish contains protein we need for strong bodies. It is also an excellent source of nutrition for proper growth and development. In fact, the American Heart Association recommends that you eat two meals of fish or seafood every week. At the same time, most Florida seafood has low to medium levels of mercury. Depending on the age of the fish, the type of fish, and the condition of the water the fish lives in, the levels of mercury found in fish are different. While mercury in rivers, creeks, ponds, and lakes can build up in some fish to levels that can be harmful, most fish caught in Florida can be eaten without harm. Florida specific guidelines make eating choices easier. To lower the risk of harm from mercury found in fish caught in Florida, guidelines based on tests of various freshwater, marine and estuarine water bodies are enclosed.this information should be used by everyone to determine the type and amount of fish to eat or avoid. Extra guidelines for women and young. For most people, the risk of eating fish exposed to mercury is not a health concern. However, developing fetuses and young are more sensitive to the harmful effects mercury has on the brain than other people. As a result, women of age and young should eat less fish than all others to avoid the higher health risks. Eating fish from commercial, untested or unknown sources. Some fish you eat may not have been caught from water bodies tested for mercury. In cases where women of age, and young do not know if the fish has been tested, or when it has been purchased from a store or restaurant, they should: o Not eat Shark, Swordfish, King Mackerel, or Tilefish because they contain high levels of mercury. o Eat up to 12 ounces a week of a variety of fish and shellfish that are lower in mercury. Commonly eaten seafood that are low in mercury include Shrimp, canned Light Tuna, Salmon, Pollock, and Catfish OR o Only eat one 6 ounce meal per month of, Bowfin and Gar OR o Eat up to 6 ounces of Albacore Tuna per week and a second meal of a fish low in mercury, since Albacore ( White Tuna ) has more mercury than canned Light Tuna OR o Eat up to 6 ounces of fish per week from local water bodies not listed in the brochure. How much fish is considered a meal portion? A meal is 6 ounces of cooked fish. How would I determine the maximum amount of fish to eat each month? Based on recommendations in the charts, the amount of fish eaten from each water body should be added together to figure the maximum amount of fish to eat monthly. Fish from commercial, untested, or unknown sources should also be included when figuring the total amount of fish consumed each month. Most freshwater fish caught in Florida can be eaten without harm. Bream (such as Bluegill,, Redbreast sunfish or Spotted sunfish) and marine fish such as Mullet, Snappers, Pompano, Flounder, and Dolphin are generally low in mercury. Review the list of water bodies in this brochure to learn which fish can be consumed regularly and which should be avoided. AVOID PUFFER OR SUFFER Do not eat puffer fish caught in the Indian River Lagoon and from waters in Volusia, Brevard, Indian River, St. Lucie and Martin Counties.These include the southern puffer, northern puffer, marbled puffer, bandtail puffer, checkered puffer and least puffer. Eating Puffer fish (also called Blowfish) can cause saxitoxin poisoning which can lead to neurological symptoms such as tingling, burning, numbness, drowsiness, incoherent speech and difficulty breathing. In severe cases, the poisoning can cause death. Cooking or cleaning the fish will not destroy
4 the toxin. This toxin also has no taste, color or smell. If you experience any of the symptoms mentioned, contact your physician or visit the emergency room immediately. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission prohibits the harvesting of puffer fish from the Indian River Lagoon and all other Florida waters of Brevard, Martin, Indian River,Volusia,and St.Lucie Counties.
5 Aerojet Canal (see Canal C-111) Miami-Dade Alafia River Hillsborough, Spotted sunfish Alapaha River Alligator Alley (I-75) Canals Alligator Alligator Hamilton Broward Columbia Osceola Spotted bullhead catfish, White catfish, Spotted sunfish, Redbreast sunfish, Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish, Channel catfish, Largemouth bass Mayan cichlid Butterfly peacock, Redear sunfish Bluegill, Oscar, Spotted sunfish Warmouth, Yellow bullhead catfish, less than 14 inches 14 inches or more Bluegill Bluegill, Channel catfish Black crappie Anclote River Pasco Apalachicola River (see separate Calhoun, Franklin, Blue catfish, Channel catfish advisory for Seminole) Gadsden, Gulf, Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish, Jackson, Liberty, Spotted sunfish Aucilla River Banana Jefferson, Madison, Taylor Flathead catfish, Largemouth bass, Striped bass Redbreast sunfish, Spotted sunfish Black crappie, Bluegill, 1
6 Barron River Collier less than 14 inches 14 inches or more Basin Bayou Walton Largemouth Bass Bear Fish Management Area Bear Bethel Big Cypress Preserve Santa Rosa Volusia Collier Bluegill Largemouth Bass Bluegill Bluegill, Warmouth less than 14 inches 14 inches or more Big Sand Black Creek (South Fork) Clay Bluegill Bluegill Redbreast sunfish Black Creek Canal (C-1) Miami-Dade Bluegill, Mayan cichlid, Redear sunfish Butterfly peacock, Spotted sunfish, Blackwater Creek Spotted sunfish Blackwater River and tributaries (including Alligator Creek, Big Coldwater Creek, Big Juniper Creek, and Sweetwater Creek) Okaloosa, Santa Rosa Bluegill, Longear sunfish, Spotted sunfish Warmouth Chain pickerel, Shadow bass Blue Cypress Indian River Bluegill,, White catfish Black crappie, Largemouth bass Bonnet Braden River-Ward Manatee 2
7 Brick Osceola Bluegill Warmouth Buck Brevard Chain pickerel Bluegill Butler Chain (including s Bluegill, Bessie, Butler, Chase, Down, Little Black crappie, Fish, Louise, Palmer, Pocket, Sheen, and Tibet) Chain pickerel C-14 Canal [see Cypress Creek Canal Broward System] C-16 Canal (Boynton Canal) Bluegill, Mayan cichlid, less than 14 inches 14 inches or more C-17 Cancal [see Earman River Canal Palm Beach System] C-44 Canal (St. Lucie Canal) Martin C-51 Canal (West Palm Beach Canal) Palm Beach Bluegill,, Mayan cichlid, C-100 Canal [see Cutler Drain Canal Miami-Dade System] C-111 Canal (Aerojet Canal) Miami-Dade Mayan cichlid less than 14 inches 14 inches or more Caloosa Fish Management Area Palm Beach Channel catfish, Largemouth bass, Mayan cichlid Caloosahatchee River and tributaries Glades, Hendry, Lee (including Hicpochee) Chassahowitzka River Citrus Cherry Black crappie Bluegill Brown bullhead catfish 3
8 Cherry Madison Black crappie Bluegill Warmouth Chipola River and tributaries (including Juniper Creek and Dead s) Calhoun, Gulf, Jackson Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish,, Spotted sunfish Spotted bullhead catfish,, Shadow bass Choctawhatchee River and tributaries Bay, Holmes, Walton, Washington Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish, Spotted sunfish, Warmouth, Flathead Catfish Colt Creek Bluegill Compass Jackson Conway Chain ( Conway, Little Conway) Bluegill, Chain pickerel Corbett WMA Palm Beach Cowpen Putnam Bluegill, Crescent /Dunns Creek Flagler, Putnam Redbreast sunfish, White catfish Bluegill, Channel catfish, Black crappie Crescent Crooked Crooked River Escambia Franklin Chain pickerel Bluegill Bluegill Spotted sunfish Crystal River Citrus Cue Putnam Cutler Drain Canal (C-100) System Miami-Dade 4
9 Cypress Creek Canal (C-14) System Broward Bluegill less than 14 inches Dead Flagler Black crappie, Bluegill, White catfish Dead s [see Chipola River and tributaries] Deerpoint Reservoir Dinners Doctors Calhoun, Gulf, Jackson Bay Highlands Clay Bluegill, Bluegill, Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish White catfish Double Pond Holmes E-4 Canal System ( Ida, Osborne, Canals) Eagle FMA Broward, Palm Beach Hamilton Bluegill,, Mayan chichlid less than 14 inches Bluegill Eagle Earman River Canal (C-17) System East Tohopekaliga Palm Beach Osceola more than 14 inches Bluegill, Black crappie, Chain pickerel, Warmouth Econfina Creek Bay, Washington Spotted sunfish Econfina River Taylor Redbreast sunfish, Spotted sunfish Econlockhatchee River Ella, Seminole White catfish Redbreast sunfish Bluegill Chain pickerel Black crappie, 5
10 Emeralda Marsh WMA, Areas 2 and 4, Black crappie, Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish, Redbreast sunfish, Equaloxic Creek Escambia River and tributaries [see advisory in Table 3 for PCBs] Liberty Escambia, Santa Rosa Warmouth, Bluegill, Longear sunfish, Bluegill,,, Warmouth Everglades National Park: from Cape Sable to the northern boundary of the park (except Shark River Slough) Faka Union Canal Monroe Everglades National Park: Shark River Miami-Dade, Monroe Slough south of Tamiami Trail, including Harney and Shark Rivers and Tarpon Bay and its tributaries (Squawk, Roockery, North Prong, & Otter Creeks) Collier Common snook, Largemouth bass less than 14 inches more than 14 inches, Gray snapper Bluegill, Spotted sunfish Mayan cichlid Common snook, Largemouth bass less than 14 inches, Yellow bullhead catfish 14 inches or more, Spotted sunfish Farm 13 Reservoir (including Stick Marsh) Indian River Warmouth Bluegill, Mayan cichlid, Bluegill, Black crappie Fenholloway River Taylor Spotted sunfish Fisheating Creek Floral City Pool of the Tsala Apopka Chain of s (Hampton, Tussock, and Floral City s) Glades, Highlands Citrus Bluegill Blue tilapia White catfish Bluegill 6
11 Fox/South s Brevard Brown bullhead catfish, Channel catfish, White catfish, Gadsden Park, Tampa Georges Grasshopper Grassy Halfmoon Hillsborough Putnam Marion Highlands Marion Black crappie, Bluegill Bluegill Bluegill Bluegill Warmouth Bluegill, Bluegill Hardee s FMA Hardee Black crappie Harold Campbell Park (L-5 Canal) Palm Beach Channel catfish Bluegill Haul Road Pit (Mosaic FMA) Henderson Hernando Pool of the Tsala Apopka Chain of s (Bellamy, Dodd, Todd, Croft, Van Ness and Hernando s) Citrus Citrus Bluegill Bluegill Higginbotham Putnam Hillsboro Canal Hillsborough River and tributaries Palm Beach Hillsborough Bluegill, Mayan cichlid, Redear sunfish more than 14 inches Redbreast sunfish Bluegill, Spotted sunfish, Warmouth 7
12 Holeyland WMA Palm Beach Bluegill, Mayan Cichlid, Holly Chain of s (Including Ella, Holly, and connected small ponds less than 14 inches 14 inches or more Bluegill Chain pickerel Black crappie, Holmes Creek Washington Huguenot Pond Duval Bluegill Hungryland (WEA) Canal Palm Beach Hunters Hurricane (FMA) Inverness Pool of the Tsala Apopka Chain of s ( Henderson, Big Henderson, Tsala Apopka, Spivey, and Davis s) Hernando Okaloosa Citrus Black crappie Bluegill, Bluegill Ichetucknee River Suwanee Spotted sunfish Jacks Johns Bluegill, Black crappie, Juniper Creek Calhoun Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish, Spotted sunfish, Spotted bullhead catfish, Shadow bass, Juniper Juniper Run Karick FMA Walton Marion Okaloosa Bluegill, Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish Spotted sunfish Bluegill 8
13 Kenansville Brevard Black crappie, Bluegill, Redear sunfish, White catfish Kissimmee River (Pool A) Osceola Bluegill, Channel catfish,, White catfish Spotted sunfish Kissimmee River (all Pools except A) Highlands, Okeechobee, Osceola, White catfish Black crappie, Bluegill, Redear sunfish, Spotted sunfish Koch Property Sarasota Krome Avenue Canal (L-30) Miami-Dade L-7 Canal Palm Beach Bluegill, Mayan cichlid, Redear sunfish less than 14 inches 14 inches or more Bluegill, Mayan cichlid, less than 14 inches Warmouth, greater than 14 inches L-8 Canal Palm Beach Bluegill, Channel catfish, Mayan cichlid, L-30 Canal (see Krome Avenue Canal) Miami-Dade less than 14 inches L-31 Canal Miami-Dade L-35B Canal Broward less than 14 inches 14 inches or more Mayan cichlid Bluegill, Spotted sunfish, Butterfly peacock, less than 14 inches Warmouth 14 inches or more 9
14 L-38E Canal Broward Mayan cichlid Bluegill, Spotted sunfish, Butterfly peacock, less than 14 inches Warmouth 14 inches or more L-38W Canal Broward Mayan cichlid Butterfly peacock, Redear sunfish Bluegill, Spotted sunfish, Oscar L-40 Canal Palm Beach Warmouth, Yellow bullhead catfish, less than 14 inches, 14 inches or more Bluegill, Mayan cichlid, less than 14 inches Warmouth, 14 inches or more L-67A Canal Broward Mayan cichlid Butterfly peacock, Redear sunfish Bluegill, Spotted sunfish, Oscar Agnes Warmouth, Yellow bullhead catfish, less than 14 inches, 14 inches or more Bluegill Alfred Alto Alachua Bluegill Annie Highlands 10
15 Apopka [see pesticide advisory separately in Table 3] The most conservative advisory is given here regarding both mercury and pesticides, Redbreast sunfish, Redear sunfish Black crappie, Bluegill Warmouth Apthorpe Arbuckle Ashby Highlands Volusia Brown bullhead catfish Bluegill, White catfish Warmouth Black crappie Bluegill Avalon Collier Baldwin Beauclair Black crappie, Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish, Redear sunfish, Redbreast sunfish Warmouth, Berry Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish,, Warmouth Bessie Black crappie Bluegill, Black crappie, Chain pickerel Broward Putnam Bryant Marion Bluegill, Black crappie Warmouth Buffum Channel catfish Bluegill Black crappie 11
16 Butler Bluegill, Butler Cannon Carlton Union Black crappie Chain pickerel Black crappie, Bluegill Bluegill, Black crappie Bluegill, Black crappie, Brown bullhead catfish, Redear sunfish, Redbreast sunfish Catherine Marion Warmouth, Bluegill Charlotte Highlands Charles Marion Bluegill, Chase Clinch Conine Conway Crosby Cypress Bradford Osceola Bluegill, Black crappie, Chain pickerel Bluegill, Bluegill, Black crappie Bluegill, Chain pickerel, Bluegill Bluegill, Chain pickerel, Daugherty Deaton Volusia Sumter Bluegill, Warmouth Black crappie Bluegill, 12
17 Delancy Marion Bluegill Black crappie Delevoe Dexter Broward Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish, Redear sunfish, White catfish Black crappie, Bluegill Warmouth Yellow bullhead catfish Dias Disston Dora Volusia Flagler Bluegill Bluegill Black crappie, Warmouth Black crappie, Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish, Redear sunfish, Redbreast sunfish Dorr Down Eaton Marion Warmouth, Bluegill Black crappie, Chain pickerel Bluegill, Black crappie Chain pickerel Bluegill Warmouth Black crappie, Eldorado Ellen Wakulla Black crappie 13
18 Eloise Bluegill, Emma Black crappie Bluegill, Chain pickerel Estelle Eustis Black crappie, Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish, Redbreast sunfish Warmouth, Eva Bluegill Fairview Bluegill Francis Highlands Black crappie Frederica Garfield Gentry Osceola Bluegill, Black crappie, Bluegill, Warmouth Chain pickerel, Largemouth bass George, Marion, Putnam, Volusia Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish, Striped bass, Channel catfish, White catfish Black crappie, Redbreast sunfish, Spotted sunfish Warmouth Glenada Highlands Glona Griffin Black crappie, Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish, Redbreast sunfish, Warmouth, 14
19 Hamilton Hampton Bradford Bluegill, Black crappie, Chain pickerel Hancock Blue tilapia Bluegill Brown bullhead catfish Harney Seminole, Volusia Brown bullhead catfish, Channel catfish, White catfish Bluegill, Black crappie, Harris Black crappie, Bluegill, Redear sunfish, Redbreast sunfish, Brown bullhead catfish Hart Warmouth, Bluegill, Black crappie, Largemouth bass Hartridge Hatchineha Osceola Bluegill, Black crappie Bluegill Black crappie Hellen Blazes Brevard Black crappie, Brown bullhead catfish, Channel catfish, White catfish Bluegill, Black crappie Hicpochee Glades Holly Bluegill Chain pickerel Black crappie, Largemouth bass 15
20 Howard Bluegill, Black Crappie Largemouth Bass Huntley Highlands Iamonia Ida [see E-4 Canal System] Leon Broward, Palm Beach Bluegill,, Idylwild Istokpoga Highlands Bluegill, Black Crappie Bluegill, White catfish Black crappie, Largemouth bass less than 15 inches 24 inches or more Ivanhoe Bluegill,, Jackson Highlands Jackson Leon Bluegill, Jackson Walton Jessie Jessup Seminole Bluegill, Black Crappie Bluegill, Black crappie Joanna Josephine Highlands Bluegill, Black crappie Chain pickerel June-in-Winter Highlands 16
21 Kerr Marion Bluegill Chain pickerel Black crappie, less than 15 inches, Warmouth 24 inches or more Kissimmee Osceola, Brown bullhead catfish, Redear sunfish Bluegill Black crappie Lancaster Lillian Highlands Livingston Warmouth Bluegill, Black crappie Lochloosa Alachua Black crappie, Bluegill, Redear sunfish less than 15 inches Warmouth 24 inches or more Louisa Brown bullhead catfish, Redear sunfish White catfish, Bluegill, Channel catfish Yellow bullhead catfish Louise Bluegill, Black crappie Chain pickerel Lowery Lucien Lucy Bluegill, Lulu Bluegill, Black Crappie 17
22 Maitland Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish,, Warmouth Mann Black crappie Black crappie, Bluegill, Margaret Marian Putnam Osceola Bluegill, Bluegill Brown bullhead catfish Marion Mary Jane Black crappie Bluegill Black crappie, Warmouth Bluegill, Black crappie, Largemouth bass Mattie Black crappie McLeod Miccosukee Minnehaha Jefferson, Leon Bluegill, Bluegill Channel catfish, Yellow bullhead catfish Minnehaha Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish,, Warmouth, Black crappie Minneola Miona Mirror Sumter Bluegill, Bluegill, Bluegill, Black Crappie 18
23 Mizell Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish,, Warmouth Black crappie Monroe Seminole, Volusia Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish, Striped bass, White catfish, Channel catfish, Black crappie, Redbreast sunfish Spotted sunfish Warmouth Munson (See Table 3 for PCBs advisory) Leon Brown bullhead catfish Black crappie, Myrtle Norris Octahatchee Okahumpka Hamilton Sumter Bluegill Bluegill Bluegill, Black crappie Okeechobee Gladys, Hendry, Martin, Okeechobee, Palm Beach Brown bullhead catfish, Channel catfish,, White catfish Black crappie, Bluegill, less than 13 inches 18 inches or more Olivia Highlands Osborne [see E-4 Canal System] Broward, Palm Beach Osceola Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish,, Warmouth Palmer, Black crappie Bluegill, Black crappie, Chain pickerel 19
24 Panasoffkee Sumter, Bluegill Black crappie Parker Pasadena Pierce Placid Poinsett Pasco Highlands Brevard,, Osceola Black crappie Bluegill Brown bullhead catfish Bluegill, Bluegill, Chain pickerel Black crappie, Bluegill Black crappie Brown bullhead catfish, Channel catfish, White catfish Bluegill, Black crappie, Ponte Vedra St. Johns Red drum Renfroe (St. Marks Wildlife Wakulla Refuge) Rochelle Bluegill,, Black crappie Rousseau Rowell Citrus Bradford Bluegill, Black crappie Warmouth, Chain pickerel,, Bluegill Warmouth, Chain pickerel, 20
25 Roy Bluegill, Russell Sampson Osceola Bradford Black crappie Bluegill,, Black crappie Bluegill, Chain Pickerel Black crappie, Santa Fe Sawgrass Alachua Brevard, Bluegill Brown bullhead catfish, Channel catfish, White catfish Bluegill, Black crappie, Sebring Seminole (Jim Woodruff Reservior) Highlands Jackson Bluegill, Black crappie Bluegill, Seminole Pinellas Channel catfish Shangri-La Hillsborough Sheen Shipp Smart Bluegill, Black crappie Chain pickerel Bluegill, Black crappie Bluegill, Black crappie, Stone FMA Escambia Bluegill, Sue Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish,, Warmouth, Black crappie 21
26 Summit Bluegill, Black crappie Sylvan Seminole Talquin Gadsden, Leon Bluegill, Black crappie, Brown bullhead catfish, Redbreast sunfish,, Spotted bullhead catfish Tarpon Pinellas Bluegill, Black crappie Thonotosassa Hillsborough Black crappie, Bluegill, Channel catfish, Tibet Bluegill, Black crappie Chain pickerel Tohopekaliga, Osceola Brown bullhead catfish Bluegill, Chain pickerel Black crappie, Tom John Leon Tracy Trafford Tsala Apopka Victor Collier Citrus Holmes Bluegill, Black crappie less than 14 inches 14 inches or more Bluegill Bluegill, Virginia Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish,, Warmouth Black crappie Wales 22
27 Walk-in-water Bluegill, Washington Brevard Black crappie less than 15 inches 24 inches or more Brown bullhead catfish, Channel catfish, White catfish Bluegill,, Black crappie Wauberg Weir Alachua Marion Bluegill, Bluegill, Warmouth Black crappie, Chain pickerel, Wilson Hillsborough Winder Brevard, Osceola Channel catfish, White catfish Bluegill,, Black crappie Winterset Bluegill, Black crappie s Woodruff System (including s Dexter, Woodruff, and Spring Garden ) Yale Little Econlockhatchee River Little Fish, Volusia, Seminole Brown bullhead catfish, Channel catfish, White catfish Black crappie, Bluegill Warmouth Bluegill, Black crappie Redbreast sunfish, Redear sunfish, Bluegill Spotted sunfish, Largemouth bass Bluegill, Black crappie Chain pickerel 23
28 Little Manatee River Hillsborough Bluegill, Spotted sunfish Little Alachua, Bluegill Little River Gadsden Spotted sunfish Loughman Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge (Including the L-7 and L-40 Canals) Brevard Palm Beach Bluegill Black crappie Bluegill, Mayan cichlid, less than 14 inches 14 inches or more, Warmouth Manatee Manatee Bluegill Martin Bay Medard Reservior Hillsborough Bluegill, Channel catfish, Meritt's Mill Pond Jackson Bluegill,, Miami Canal (East of WCA 3) Dade Middle Milldam Pasco Marion Bluegill Bluegill, Black crappie Moore Leon Mosaic FMA-Haul Road Pit Myakka River Charlotte, Manatee, Sarasota Bluegill, Spotted sunfish, Warmouth Mystic Liberty New River Franklin, Liberty Spotted sunfish 24
29 New River, North Fork Broward Black mullet, Blue tilapia, Common snook, Spotted tilapia Big mouth sleeper, Mayan cichlid Newnans Alachua Black crappie, Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish Nine Mile Pond (Everglades National Park) Miami-Dade Mayan cichlid less than 14 inches Ocean Canal Palm Beach Ocean Pond Baker Bluegill Black crappie, Oceanway Pond FMA Duval Bluegill Ocheesee Pond Jackson Bluegill Ochlockonee River and tributaries (see separate advisory for Talquin) Franklin, Gadsden, Leon, Liberty, Wakulla Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish Channel catfish, Spotted sunfish, Warmouth Flathead catfish, Ochlockonee River north of US 90 bridge Gadsden, Leon Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish,, Spotted sunfish, Warmouth Ocklawaha (Harris) Chain (including s Apopka, Beauclair, Carlton, Dora, Eustis, Griffin, and Harris), Black crappie Flathead catfish, Largemouth bass Black crappie, Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish, Redbreast sunfish, Warmouth, Ocklawaha River and tributaries (including Rodman Reservoir), Marion, Putnam Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish Redbreast sunfish, Redear sunfish, Spotted sunfish Okeeheelee FMA Palm Beach Bluegill 25
30 Alachua Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish,, Largemouth bass less than 15 inches Otter Creek Levy Black crappie, Warmouth 24 inches or more Redbreast sunfish White catfish Spotted sunfish Otter Creek (see Table 3 for arsenic Bay advisory) Otter Wakulla Palestine Union Bluegill Palm FMA St. Lucie Channel catfish Pate Washington Largemouth Bass Peace River and tributaries Charlotte, Desoto, Channel catfish Hardee, Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish,, Spotted sunfish, Warmouth, Yellow bullhead catfish White catfish, Perdido River and tributaries Escambia Bluegill,, Spotted sunfish, Picnic Pine Meadows Conservation Area (see Table 3 for arsenic and pesticides advisories) Piney Z Leon, Warmouth Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish Pocket Bluegill, Black crappie Chain pickerel Porter Puzzle Washington Seminole, Volusia Bluegill Warmouth Brown bullhead catfish, Channel catfish, White catfish Bluegill, Black crappie, 26
31 Red Beach Highlands Bluegill Red Bug Slough Reedy Rodman Reservoir Sarasota Putnam Blue tilapia, Bluegill,, Black crappie, Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish, Bluegill Redbreast sunfish, Redear sunfish Spotted sunfish Sand Hammock Pond Holmes Santa Fe River (Lower-downstream of "rise") Alachua, Columbia, Gilchrist, Suwannee Bluegill, Channel catfish Redbreast sunfish, Spotted sunfish Brown bullhead catfish Santa Fe River (Upper-upstream of "sink") Alachua, Bradford, Columbia, Union Bluegill Black crappie, Channel catfish, Redbreast sunfish, Redear sunfish, Spotted sunfish, Warmouth Shell Creek Charlotte Bluegill, Shoal River Okaloosa, Santa Rosa Longear sunfish Bluegill, Spotted sunfish Chain pickerel, Redear sunfish, Warmouth Six Mile Creek Hillsborough Spotted sunfish Smith Marion Snake Creek Canal (C-9) Palm Beach Bluegill, Mayan cichlid, less than 14 inches, Swamp eel Sopchoppy River Wakulla 27
32 Spring Seminole Brown bullhead catfish, Redear sunfish, White catfish Black crappie, Bluegill Warmouth, Yellow bullhead catfish St. Augustine FMA Duval St. Augustine Road Pond Duval Bluegill St. Johns River North of SR 415 including s George and Monroe (Lower River) Clay, Flagler,, Marion, Putnam, Seminole, St. Johns, Volusia Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish, Striped bass, Channel catfish, White catfish Black crappie, Redbreast sunfish St. Johns River South of SR 415, including s Harney, Puzzle, Poinsett, Winder, Washington, Sawgrass & Hellen Blazes (Upper River) St. Marks River (St Marks Wildlife Refuge) St. Mary's River and tributaries Brevard,, Osceola, Seminole, Volusia Leon, Wakulla Baker, Nassau Spotted sunfish, Warmouth Brown bullhead catfish, Channel catfish, White catfish Bluegill, Black crappie, Bluegill Redbreast sunfish, Redear sunfish Spotted sunfish Black crappie, Warmouth Redbreast sunfish Bluegill,, Spotted sunfish, White catfish Starke Steinhatchee River Dixie, Lafayette, Taylor Bluegill Largemouth Bass Spotted sunfish Redbreast sunfish Suwannee Suwannee Bluegill 28
33 Suwannee River System (Including Alapaha, Suwannee, and Withlacoochee Rivers) *see separate advisory for Santa Fe River Alachua, Bradford, Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Lafayette, Levy, Madison, Suwanne, Union Spotted bullhead catfish, White catfish Redbreast sunfish, Redear sunfish, Spotted sunfish Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish, Channel catfish, Largemouth bass Black crappie Sweet Water Creek Calhoun, Liberty Swift Creek Pond Union Bluegill Tamiami Canal- within WCA 3 Miami-Dade Mayan cichlid Butterfly peacock Bluegill, Oscar,, Spotted sunfish Tamiami Canal-West (Big Cypress to Naples) Telogia Creek Collier Liberty less than 14 inches, Warmouth, Yellow bullhead catfish 14 inches or more Mayan cichlid, Spotted sunfish Tenoroc FMA: 5 Tenoroc FMA: B Tenoroc FMA-Legs Tenoroc FMA-Picnic Tiger Bluegill, Black crappie, Tropical Park FMA Miami-Dade Bluegill Trout Tsala Apopka Chain of s Citrus Bluegill Turkey Black crappie Turner River Canal Collier Waccasassa River and tributaries (including Otter Creek and Wekiva River) Wacissa River Levy Jefferson Redbreast sunfish Spotted sunfish White catfish Spotted sunfish 29
34 Wakulla River Wakulla Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish, Spotted sunfish Watertown WCA2A (Including the L-35B and L-38E Canals) Columbia Broward, Palm Beach Black crappie, Warmouth Bluegill Mayan cichlid Bluegill,, Butterfly peacok Spotted sunfish, less than 14 inches WCA2B Broward 14 inches or more Bluegill, less than 14 inches, Spotted sunfish, Warmouth Butterfly peacok Mayan cichlid, Yellow bullhead catfish WCA3A (Including Alligator Alley Canals, Tamiami Canal, L-38W Canal, and L-67 Canal) Broward, Miami-Dade 14 inches or more Mayan cichlid Butterfly peacock, Redear sunfish Bluegill, Oscar, Spotted sunfish less than 14 inches, Warmouth, Yellow bullhead catfish 14 inches or more WCA3B (Miami Canal) Broward, Miami-Dade Bluegill Mayan cichlid Webb Charlotte Bluegill Weeki Wachee River Hernando Spotted sunfish 30
35 Wekiva River (St. Johns River tributary),, Seminole Bluegill,, Warmouth Redbreast sunfish, Spotted sunfish Wekiva River (Waccasassa River tributary) West Palm Beach Canal (C-51 Canal) Levy Palm Beach Redbreast sunfish White catfish Spotted sunfish Bluegill, Mayan cichlid,, less than 14 inches Wildcat Winter Haven Chain (Including s Cannon, Conine, Eloise, Hartridge, Howard, Idylwild, Jessie, Lulu, Mirror, Rochelle, Roy, Shipp, Smart, Summit, and Winterset) Bluegill Warmouth Bluegill, Black crappie Winter Park Chain (Including s Berry, Maitland, Minnehaha, Mizell, Osceola, Sue, and Virginia) Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish,, Warmouth Black crappie Withlacoochee River North (Suwannee tributary) Hamilton, Madison Spotted bullhead catfish, White catfish Redbreast sunfish, Redear sunfish, Spotted sunfish Bluegill, Brown bullhead catfish, Withlacoochee River South Citrus, Hernando, Levy, Marion, Pasco,, Sumter Channel catfish, Largemouth bass Bluegill, Redbreast sunfish, Spotted sunfish Wolf Highlands Bluegill Woodbine Spring Santa Rosa Bluegill, 31
36 Yellow River and tributaries Escambia, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa Longear sunfish Bluegill, Spotted sunfish Chain pickerel,, Warmouth, 32
37 Table 2: Eating Guidelines for Marine and Estuarine Fish from Florida Waters Water Body Species Number of Meals Number of Meals All coastal waters Almaco jack All coastal waters Atlantic croaker All coastal waters Atlantic spadefish All coastal waters Atlantic stingray All coastal waters Atlantic thread herring All coastal waters Atlantic weakfish All coastal waters Black drum All coastal waters Black grouper All coastal waters Blackfin tuna All coastal waters Bluefish All coastal waters Bluntnose sting ray All coastal waters Bonefish Florida Bay, Biscayne Bay, and Florida Keys Crevalle jack Remaining coastal waters Crevalle jack All coastal waters Cobia All coastal waters Dolphin All coastal waters Fantail mullet All coastal waters Florida pompano All coastal waters Gafftopsail catfish All coastal waters Gag Florida Bay, Biscayne Bay, and Florida Keys Gray snapper Remaining coastal waters Gray snapper All coastal waters Greater amberjack Florida Bay, Biscayne Bay, and Florida Keys Great barracuda Remaining coastal waters Great barracuda All coastal waters Gulf flounder All coastal waters Hardhead catfish All coastal waters Hogfish All coastal waters King mackerel less than 31 inches fork length All coastal waters King mackerel 31 or more inches fork length All coastal waters Ladyfish All coastal waters Lane snapper All coastal waters Little tunny All coastal waters Lookdown All coastal waters Mutton snapper All coastal waters Pigfish 33
38 Table 2: Eating Guidelines for Marine and Estuarine Fish from Florida Waters Water Body Species Number of Meals Number of Meals All coastal waters Pinfish Florida Bay, Biscayne Bay, and Florida Keys Red drum Remaining coastal waters Red drum All coastal waters Red grouper All coastal waters Red snapper All coastal waters Sand seatrout All coastal waters Scamp All coastal waters Shark, all species less than 43 inches Shark, all species 43 All coastal waters inches or more All coastal waters Sheepshead All coastal waters Silver perch All coastal waters Skipjack tuna Florida Bay, Biscayne Bay, and Snook Florida Keys Remaining coastal waters Snook All coastal waters Snowy grouper All coastal waters Southern flounder All coastal waters Spanish mackerel All coastal waters Spot Florida Bay, Biscayne Bay, and Spotted seatrout Florida Keys Remaining coastal waters Spotted seatrout All coastal waters Southern kingfish All coastal waters Striped mullet All coastal waters Striped mojarra All coastal waters Tarpon Florida Bay, Biscayne Bay, and Tripletail Florida Keys Remaining coastal waters Tripletail All coastal waters Vermillion snapper All coastal waters Wahoo All coastal waters White grunt All coastal waters White mullet All coastal waters Yellow-edge grouper All coastal waters Yellowfin tuna All coastal waters Yellowtail Snapper 34
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