Armyguy38
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Are there laws that govern shore diving? and where can I find them ?
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Shore Diving Laws
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Soggy
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You must always carry a flag. The one time you don't, the cops will be there just as you are getting in and you could get a fine.
Don't take fish/shellfish unless you have a license and know the laws (www.mass.gov/marinefisheries).
I believe you can dive anywhere unless specifically posted. There are a lot of good sites up on Cape Ann.
Don't take fish/shellfish unless you have a license and know the laws (www.mass.gov/marinefisheries).
I believe you can dive anywhere unless specifically posted. There are a lot of good sites up on Cape Ann.
zeN||
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Some beaches forbid spearfishing in my area (which really suqs!) zeN
element
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I know some sites bann night diving like Old Garden beach.
Soggy
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Well...there is a sign, but it's not a legal distinction. I night dive there all the time. The locals don't even care.
The only place I know where you can't dive at a specific time is Nubble Light in Maine. You can't dive on Sunday.
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