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Sports - Outdoors
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
02/06/11
The first of many messages about rockfish trapped in illegal gill nets came from Tony Friedrich, the executive director Coastal Conservation Association of Maryland. His voicemail wafted over the Rockies and settled on my phone atop a snowy crest along the Sierra Nevadas. Find Us On Facebook
By now the news that the state's Natural Resource Police hauled in more than 10 tons of illegally caught stripers from gill nets illegally anchored off Bloody Point Light has spread along the Atlantic Coast and beyond. NRP officers also recovered 2,100 yards of anchored gill net from the Choptank River on Jan. 30 and on Thursday retrieved 400 yards of anchored...
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