Florida may enshrine hunting and fishing by ‘traditional methods’ – but what are they?

Conservationists worry amendment 2 will open the door to banned practices like blast fishing and undercut their work

On election day, Florida voters will decide whether to enshrine a constitutional right to hunt and fish in their state.

Amendment 2, proposed by the Republican state lawmaker Lauren Melo, seeks to preserve traditional methods, as a public right and preferred means of responsibly managing and controlling fish and wildlife".