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Sardinia spearfishing

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One more question please ^^
are there any minimum sizes in sardinia? I don't wanna shoot undersized fish (for the environment) and i don't wanna get charged
 
@NiceGuy27, I'm glad to be helpful.

Take a look at attached file. It's the Sardinia Fishing Law. At 2nd page, art. 1 c. 2 there are the minimum sizes for every fish you can hunt.
As you can see they written in Italian and scientific name. Search on Google for translation.

Keep in mind you can't hunt any species of jellfish or molluscs except for octopus and squid.

Have a nice day, Roberto.
 

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I'm thinking about going to Sardinia this August. I'd love to hear your firsthand experience later!

I've been to the north of Sardinia (Capo Testa and Santa Teresa Gallura). There are many really nice dive spots there which are available from shore. Spectacular underwater rock formations, swim throughs, and beautiful reef. I highly recommend this part of the island.
 
I've been to the north of Sardinia (Capo Testa and Santa Teresa Gallura). There are many really nice dive spots there which are available from shore. Spectacular underwater rock formations, swim throughs, and beautiful reef. I highly recommend this part of the island.
But what about fish life there? I hear the Med is quite overfished. Was it hard for you to spear some dinner?
 
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