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Law enforcement officers from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) have made several recent gross overlimit cases on crappie anglers in the San Joaquin Valley, prompting increased patrols for anglers targeting those fish. Crappie is a sport fish common throughout California and most of North America. The bag limit for crappie is 25 fish per day.
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In one case, a wildlife officer contacted three anglers in Madera County in the early morning hours of AprilRead more: Plentiful Crappies Proves Tempting for Poachers – Outdoor News Daily
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HONOLULU) – Two men received citations from DLNR Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement (DOCARE) officers on March 30th at Kahana Bay on O‘ahu’s windward coast.
That evening, around eight o’clock, individuals noticed lights shining near and around Huilua Fishpond. They report seeing three or four people walking on the fishpond wall for quite some time.
The next morning at 5:45, people, again, observed three or four individuals with nets and a boat near the Huilua...
Read more: Net And Fishing Violations Reported Via DLNR Tip App – Outdoor News Daily
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California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) officers have made another arrest this week in their ongoing battle against a rising poaching trend on the north coast of northern California with international connections.
CDFW arrested Taehun Kim, 52, and Taeyun Kim, 46, both of Korea, and Liu Fengxia, 37, of China for poaching over 2,300 Dudleya succulent plants near Trinidad in Humboldt County. Charges include illegal take of the plants and felony conspiracy, among others.
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A Los Angeles County jury has convicted a 48-year-old man on misdemeanor charges of selling elephant ivory. Oleg N. Chakov was found guilty on April 3 in Los Angeles County Superior Court, and sentenced to 10 days in county jail in lieu of a $5,000 fine, three years probation and 30 days of community service. He is also prohibited from possessing ivory and all evidence from the case was forfeited to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife...
Read more: Ivory Sales Lead to a Conviction in Los Angeles County – Outdoor News Daily