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Private shellfish grant areas are limited to hand or dipnet <br /> so as not to disturb aquaculture gear or cultured shellfish. <br /> f <br /> SCUBA diving for scallops is <br /> P prohibited. Skin divinl3 or <br /> snorkeling for scallops is allowed in approved swimming <br /> areas. Skin divers or snorkelers must display a diver ' s <br /> flag . The blue and white Alpha flag of the International <br /> Code of Signals, or the commonly used red flag with the <br /> diagonal white stripe are both acceptable. <br /> I <br /> Under no circumstances should any vessel approach with 100 I <br /> feet of any craft or object displaying either flag. <br /> From sunrise November 1 , 1992 to March 31 , 1993 dragging for <br /> scallops is allowed under the following restrictions: <br /> I <br /> a) Dragging is allowed in the main channels of <br /> Popponesset Bay and Waquoit Bay, or in Nantucket Sound f <br /> only. <br /> b) Dragging is PROHIBITED in Great River, Little River, <br /> Hamlin Pond and Jehu Pond. <br /> c) Scallop drags are limited to a maximum width of <br /> 36 inches. <br /> I <br /> d) No more than two drags g per boat are to be in the water <br /> at any time. <br /> � 1 <br /> e) No more than two permit holders shall fish from any <br /> one boat at any time. E <br /> f) All cull material shall be returned to the channels <br /> from which it was removed. No cull material shall be <br /> deposited on the flats or shallows, or deposited on <br /> shore except for shellfish preditors as defined in <br /> Article 3, section 16 of the Mashpee Shellfish <br /> Regulations. <br /> it <br /> g) No dragging for scallops is allowed when the air <br /> temperature falls below 28 degrees Fahrenheit. This <br /> is to prevent seed scallops from freezing to death. <br /> IF <br /> I <br /> 1 <br /> Ij l <br />