What are the current regulations for redfish size limit in texas?

[Camila]

What are the regulations for redfish size limits in Texas?

[Theo Lee]

Honestly, I think the redfish size limit in Texas is too restrictive. Why not let anglers keep more to promote sustainable fishing? Lets trust responsible fishermen to make the right choices.

[Maximo Briggs]

Responsible or not, increasing the redfish limit could lead to overfishing. Limits are set for a reason - to protect the species. Trusting everyone to do the right thing doesnt always work out.

[Malakai]

So, are we really gonna ignore the fact that redfish size limits in Texas are just an arbitrary number? Who decided that 20-28 inches is the perfect size? Seems fishy to me.

[Frank]

Whoever set those size limits probably had their own agenda. Its all about control and profit, not conservation. Sad reality.

[Arjun]

Isnt it time we reevaluate the redfish size limit in Texas? Maybe allowing more flexibility could benefit both conservation efforts and recreational fishing experiences. Whos with me on this? Lets stir the pot!

[Noah]

Absolutely not! Redfish populations need protection, not relaxation of size limits. Conservation should always come first.

[Delilah]

Can we just let people catch whatever size redfish they want in Texas? Whos really benefiting from these regulations anyway? Lets shake things up and see what happens.

[Calliope]

Regulations are in place to protect the redfish population and ensure sustainable fishing for future generations. Removing size limits could lead to overfishing and harm the ecosystem. Think long-term, not just for immediate gain.

[Jeremiah Sloan]

Seems like the redfish size limit in Texas is a touchy subject. Why not just let everyone catch what they want? Conservation efforts are important, sure, but sometimes rules are too restrictive.