looks like those ladies have been liberated. some people can't see past the end of their pole.
limits are there for a reason,conserving our fishery resources is more important then it ever was. cudos to the wardens on that one.
This comes from La wildlife and fisheries website.
THREE PORT ALLEN WOMEN CITED FOR FISHING VIOLATIONS
Release Date: 01/08/2008
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Enforcement Division agents cited two women on Dec. 27 and one woman on Jan. 1 for alleged red drum violations in Cameron Parish.
Melissa Landreneau, 41, Jennifer Pickens, 46, and Rhonda Thibodeaux, 45, all from Port Allen, were each cited for two counts of possessing over the limit of ten red drum off the water.
Agents received an anonymous tip saying that the women were fishing off Hwy. 27 south of Holly Beach and catching over the daily limit of red drum and transporting the fish to their camper located in Holly Beach. The informant provided agents a description of the vehicle used to transport the fish. Agents located a vehicle that fit the description parked at a camper in Holly Beach.
The informant positively identified Landreneau and Thibodeaux. Pickens was later located on Jan. 1 in Port Allen.
An investigation by the agents revealed the three women arrived in Holly Beach on Dec. 26 and fished that day taking over the limit of red drum. The three women again fished on Dec. 27 and caught 42 red drum and admitted to making trips back and forth from the fishing grounds to their camper.
All three women admitted to the violations and provided voluntary statements regarding their illegal activity. A total of 45 whole red drum along with 26 red drum filets were seized from the three women. The daily limit on red drum is five fish per person per day.
The penalty for possessing over the limit of 10 red drum (Off Water) carries a fine up to $950, or jail up to 120 days, or both plus court costs. The state shall also assess a civil penalty for the total value of $497.58 the illegal fish. All the fish were seized and donated to charity.
Agents participating in the case were Capt. Jubal Marceaux, Lt. Remy Broussard and Senior Agent Sean Moreau.
You can't fish with a hung line!
looks like those ladies have been liberated. some people can't see past the end of their pole.
limits are there for a reason,conserving our fishery resources is more important then it ever was. cudos to the wardens on that one.
Hey Johnny, I wish you would post that hot line number to call when we see someone breaking wildlife and fishing laws. OneOn and I watched a couple guys haul way too many Crappie home two days in a row a few weeks ago. I'd like to have than number in my cell phone. Don
Last edited by percher; 01-12-2008 at 11:46 AM.
Don, here is the number. Remember that on cell phones you don't have to put the "1" at the beginning. There is also an online submission form. The link is below.Originally Posted by percher
1-800-442-2511
http://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/publics...tiongamethief/
You can't fish with a hung line!
those girls better get ready to open up their checkbook, that's going to be a costly trip.
thumbs up to whoever called the agents
Hey Johnny, I didn't hear about this until now but one of the game wardens listed is a good friend of mine and I do have his cell number in my cell phone. Only problem with this is that for every 3 they catch there is probably 30 they don't catch.
Dwyane
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It's hard to leave them biting, so you just catch them and thow em back!
There's no need to take that many when you live in Louisiana!
I wonder which charity got the fish? LDWF may be signed on as a non-profit!
Your not fishing, unless your crappie fishing!
There is/was a boys village on the east side of Lake Charles on hwy 90. Last I hear they were donating alot of the siezed fish and game to them.Originally Posted by sacawhat
You can't fish with a hung line!
It's good that they actually donate the fish!
Your not fishing, unless your crappie fishing!
The number is on the back of your fishing license.
1-800-442-2511
Sam W
Let's go fishing.