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Does anybody know of a WDFW opinion on these? I don't think they are lagal because they purposely hide the bouy. Hence a submerged and marked bouy is no longer a legibly marked bouy.
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What would you use these for?
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People paranoid about thieves. I personally think almost all cases of crab pot theft aren't, and are really drifting because of not enough weights.
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Pretty sure not legal, they would not be able to tell if you had 2 or 20 pots out.
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If theft is that much of a problem, just use rings, it's probably more fun and easier to tell quickly if you are in a good/bad location.
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