Fishing Citations Given -DNRP on the Job

[capt.george]

Fishing violations
The Maryland Natural Resources Police issued citations to seven people for possessing undersized black sea bass. The sea bass season opened Nov. 1 and will close Dec. 31. Sea bass must measure at least 12.5 inches.

Receiving citations in Worcester County waters on Nov. 6 were Donzell Henry Marshall, 50, of Capital Heights, Md.; Michael L. Little, 43, of Clinton, Md.; Larry Horace Fulton, 53, of Baltimore; Desiree Antoinette, 47, of Lewes, Del.; Elvin Philip, 37, of Frederick, Md.; Lijia Yu, 56, of Rockville, Md.; and Yang Chang, 40, of Baltimore. Police said 150 undersized fish were seized and donated to Diakonia, a crisis shelter in West Ocean City.

[crabby and son]

It's a shame that the police have to teach you what you Mother and Father should of..........Gary

[capt.george]

Jim--Call me C-301-502-1787--I can meet ya at the Boats at the HH---If ya wanna do it W/O a Visit . Dump it in the Stormy Petrel or the Tenacious, the Audacious is sleeping on the Hard --I'd love to maybe show ya these TWO Bristol 40' tupperware Robbins that I"d like to Sell before the end of the Year --geo.