What to know about Florida’s Amendment 2, the hunting and fishing ballot question

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State Rep. Alex Rizo, a Miami Republican, speaks with the Miami Herald about upcoming ballot Amendment 2 which aims to establish a state constitutional right to hunt and fish. Rizo, who was a co-sponsor for the bill that put Amendment 2 on this year's state ballot talks about what the proposal says and why Floridians should vote for it.
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[@fishydubsfishing6516]

The problem right now is the over regulation of the resource completely shutting down a species for recreational harvest while the commercial fisherman Are loading the boat with the same species it's not the way to do it you should be allowed to at least retain one of the species not zero going out all the time and coming back with nothing doesn't fly with me and this does nothing to prevent that from happening I will be voting no

[@beticusmagnus8673]

Platitudes mean nothing - READ the amendments for yourself.

[@benedictcumberbatch4275]

If this passes, would we still need to purchase a fishing license?

[@mindygoddard8355]

There are not alot of panthers. They are in danger. Are you talking about unlimited, anytime, any animal? That is not acceptable.

[@wmtrader]

What's with the flash of a woman at 3:20

[@shxpsixcreative4318]

So weird

[@Randive]

i think he's talking on a zoom call

[@JAMO31147]

The right to hunt and fish in the Florida Constitution. Amendment 2 is a wolf in sheeps clothing. Over time it will be a tool to overregulate and eventually take our rights away as outdoorsman. The biggest threat to our lifestyle is development.

[@FL_FowlMouthOutdoors]

The first i’ve heard this take. Why do you think this is a possibility?