Product Overview
Brand: Salty Bones
Color: Blue
Features:
- Includes one Salty Bones Florida saltwater fishing ruler sticker (lawsticker).
- This sticker ruler is 2.25" x 36" and measures its full length.
- Includes US Standard measurements along the upper and lower edge, Gulf and Atlantic Florida saltwater guidelines and a QR code to quickly view Florida's fishing and wildlife website.
- 100% made in the U.S.A. - All Salty Bones products are proudly designed, produced and packaged at our Cocoa, Florida facility.
- The perfect gift for any Florida angler!
- Made of durable cast vinyl, this lawsticker is waterproof, UV protected and scratch resistant. With its high-tack adhesive you can be sure it won't go anywhere once placed, and with our printing process, this sticker will hold up in saltwater, endure dirt and grime, last through soapy washes and more.
- Works great on a boat or kayak, cooler, truck bed, or just about any clean and smooth surface.
Details: Made of durable cast vinyl, this Salty Bones saltwater lawsticker is a 36" sticker ruler that doubles as a quick reference guide and measuring point. Whether along the edge of a tailgate, across the edge of your kayak, along the base of your fishing boat, on a large cooler, or on any smooth flat surface just thoroughly clean the area then stick it and you’re ready to go! Includes Florida state guidelines for the following fish: Amberjack (including: Greater and Lesser), Banded Rudderfish, Black Drum, Blackfin Tuna, Black Sea Bass, Bluefish, Bonefish, Cobia, Dolphinfish (Mahi Mahi), Flounder, Golden Tilefish, Gray Triggerfish, Grouper (including: Black, Gag, Goliath, Scamp, Snowy, Speckled Hind, and Warsaw), Hogfish, King Mackerel, Permit, Pompano (including: African and Florida), Red Drum (Redfish), Red Porgy, Sheepshead, Snapper (including: Cubera, Gray, Lane, Mutton, Red, Schoolmaster and Vermillion), Snook, Spanish Mackerel, Spotted Seatrout, Tarpon, Tripletail, Wahoo, and Weakfish. Please note, Salty Bones lawsticks and lawstickers are accurate at the time of production, however, state guidelines and laws are subject to change and are not set to any schedule.
