Well the guides and tourism to saltwater fish have already taken a beating. First was grouper and snapper closures. Now the water quality issues. Ponce Inlet in 1995 had 43 6 pack charter boats and 9 head boats. Less than 13 6 pack charters are left and 3 headboats. That percentage pretty much holds down the coast and into gulf. Water quality inshore in southeast and southwest have killed the inshore guides. Being in construction I see where the dollars are pointed. Short term rentals catering to foreign travelers are getting attention. Campgrounds are filled year round not just winter when snowbirds are down. 15 years ago I could look on Wednesdays for weekend trips, if I am not looking 6 months or longer out now I keep my camper parked. So if raising out of state fishing liscense to say 300 for year can't be budgeted in when planning a 5 month stay in a campground or resort so be it. And I by no means am saying every person camping is doing it but it is rampant in some areas. Raising liscense fees for tourists would certainly help put a few more LEO in boats and enforce everyone. The black market on fish needs to be handled as well.

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