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Hopefully this is the right section, still trying to figure out the forum. Anyway, I was fishing the Rockaway Park beach area and I was called by a Park Officer (they wear the green uniforms and drive those ATV's) who told me that walking on the jetties is illegal, and she could write me a...

Illegal and rigged MFC vote allows striper kills to resume, again February 14th, 2011 1:11 pm ET Jeffrey Weeks Despite a mountain of evidence concerning striped bass waste and a host of public outcry to the contrary, the NC Marine Fisheries Commission (MFC) has voted to order the director of...

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has shut down the February striped bass gill net season after Natural Resources Police (NRP) confiscated more than 10 tons of illegally caught striped bass in two days. NRP seized the 20,016 pounds of rockfish from four illegally anchored gill...

Coast guard cracks down on illegal striped bass fishing January 15th, 2011 7:38 am ET The Coast Guard cited several fishing boats off the North Carolina coast Friday for violating laws concerning striped bass, including one vessel that was in possession of 58 illegal stripers. The Norfolk...

This is from the Jacksonville daily news Fishermen caught with nearly 3,000 pounds of illegal bass Comments 1 | February 12, 2010 5:45 PM DAILY NEWS STAFF...

WASHINGTON, April 10 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Two commercial fisherman pleaded guilty today in U.S. District Court in Greenbelt, Md., to violations of the Lacey Act, the federal law that prohibits individuals from transporting, selling or buying illegally harvested fish, in this case striped...

During Hard Times, Citations For Illegal Fishing Rise in Md. Link Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, March 9, 2009; As police tell it, waterman Dan Dierker was out on the Eastern Shore's Chester River before dawn, illegally trying to catch rockfish. When a Maryland Natural Resources officer...

Illegal fishing charged; tons of rockfish seized By Candus Thomson January 7, 2009...

ILLEGAL BASS SALE A Pawcatuck fisherman and a South Kingstown, R.I., seafood dealer were arrested Monday in connection with the illegal landing and sale of striped bass, the state Department of Environmental Protection said Wednesday. Sean W. Bradshaw, 44, of Pawcatuck Ave. was charged with the...

Texas poachers net jail, fines for illegal NM hunt 09/07/2007 By The Associated Press RATON, N.M. — A judge has sentenced two Texas men to 90 days in jail and $10,750 in fines for what a game officer called the most blatant poaching case he's seen in a decade...

Stripers Forever - those who think that the commercial striper harvest is effectively controlled by quotas, are ignoring the constant news of illegal harvest activity, oversized, undersized, and under the table. None of this ever gets counted against quota, and many people think that it is a...

I was browsing the RISAA website checking out all the nice pics when I came across this picture of a lady obviously keeping schoolies, and I missing somthing here?

More losers out there smashing the fishery in. "Too many "slaps on the wrist", and not enough kicks in the ass." - HARD KNUCKLE SOLUTIONS --------------------------------------------------------------- Stripers Forever members ? We recently saw this press release from the Maryland DNR...

Fishermen cited for illegal harvests Fishermen from Carteret and Pamlico counties have been charged with illegally harvesting fish and shellfish, the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries said in a news release. On Dec. 7, the state Marine Patrol charged Rodney Salter, 34; Ron Sparks, 35; and Bobby...

New England - Enforcement Agents Uncover Illegal Landings of Sea Scallops NOAA has issued a $105,000 civil penalty and a Notice of Permit Sanction to a Maine-based fishing vessel for exceeding the 400 lbs Atlantic sea scallop limit, failure to have valid vessel logbook on board, failure to...

Recreational fishermen dont use gill nets End Of Striped Bass Gill Net Season Busy For Natural Resources Police http://www.dnr.state.md.us/dnrnews/pressrelease2005/030405.html