A few Dungeness off of the pier this week but the catching is far from wide open. Across the bay by number 5 the catch was better but not great. I heard numbers from 0 to 20 Dungeness caught, but the average was around 6 per boat. The National Park Service was out checking boats today. At least one crabber was told his crab were undersized at less than 7 inches. A second ranger did eventually correct him and a ticket was not written, but it reminds me to strongly suggest to you to bring a copy of the current regulations with you. It can be used to remind you (and others) of what the rules are. Yes, a ticket for sub-seven inch crab would get tossed out of court, after you took a day off work to fight it.
Saturday, February 16, 2013
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RIDICULOUSNESS...WHAT ELSE CAN BE SAID?
And all us private sector business owners are paying for that cretin's salary, benefits and perquisites.
Like the time fish and wildlife checked us clam digging he told us "drop the hoes" our tOols for diggin were seen as a dangerous weapon I asked him how many clammer have assaulte fish and wildlife wardens before they wonder why they get a bad wrap go after poachers not me
Pencil-pushing desk jockeys go home
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