Get your masks, snorkels and fins ready as the 2025 recreational scalloping season is underway. The season started Thursday ...

Later this month, Florida Fish and Wildlife commissioners are set to increase the bay scallop season in Pasco County from 10 to 40 days.

A scallop from the first scalloping mini-season in Pasco County in 25 years in New Port Richey in 2018. After having an extended scalloping season this year, officials are now gathering ...

Tampa Bay is shell-ebrating the start of scallop season. Why it matters: Scalloping is like an underwater Easter egg hunt, in ...

The scallop season in Pasco County is extended to 37 days this year instead of 10 on a trial basis, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

Scalloping in Pasco County, Florida, scheduled to run through the rest of the season ending Aug. 18, has been paused due to toxins found in the water.

After nearly 25 years, state officials found the scallop population returned to to the waters off Pasco County.

Scallop lovers may be disappointed. Despite a push from Pasco County and tourism officials, there will not be a longer scallop season this summer and that doesn’t sit well with everyone. But ...

Last year, it was extended to 37 days, and then this month, the FWC reviewed the season and produced a report that says the scallop population in Pasco would be able to support an even longer season.

The Pasco Zone will reopen to bay scallop harvest this week following a temporary closure.