DNR at Work....
 

Heading back from location X, just a tad south of Chessy Beach, and on the Eastern side of the main channel, three boats in a triangle. Looked fishy, but not fishy enough to take a closer look.

Upon return to port, three DNR trucks with empty trailers in the parking lot.

Not really a place where you would *think* nets would be placed, but anythings possible.

Any ideas what they were up to ????

I think that is near the location that they found some nest last year. :confused: I remember a bunch of fish being hauled into Chesapeake beach last year by Dnr

DNR was setting more nets, so they could "discover" them in two days:eek:.

I heard Greg hurt his back setting nets last week:D.

PSG members were hauling nets for "fish sandwiches" at this years PSG fleamarket:rolleyes:.

Anybody gat any more ideas?

5th (Marty)

900 yards is a lot of net drop over the side of 27 cork without some back pain:rolleyes: :D

Yeah but that extra few illegal to trailer inches of width on your boat make it much easier.


I'm liking the sarcasm here. :D

But seriously, I hope they didn't find anymore nets. I hope there ARE NO MORE illegal nets....:(

Wait, we gotta' figure out a way to bust on the crabbers.


Sailboaters are too easy of a target....:rolleyes:

I heard that this is all a big understanding...that what's going on is actually pre-season gill-net catch and release. Us rec's are just jumping to the wrong conclusion about a bunch of good hearted watermen. :D

wonder whats going to happen when they get in the Honga and Bloodsworth and start looking