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Florida spiny lobster season ends well despite Hurricane Ian impact

The hurricane blew some traps as far as 20 miles from their original placement

By Nick Sambides Jr. | May 2, 2023 17:06 BST
Spiny lobster tails. Photo by Florida Fish and Wildlife.
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The 2022-2023 Florida spiny lobster season that's now in the books was a good one, even in spite of a disruptive hurricane that scattered the harvesters' traps [...]

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