From the Alaska State Troopers:
Location: Juneau
Type: Sentencing — commercial fish closed waters
On 11/29/12 Jeremy C. Jensen, 38, of Petersburg, pled guilty to one count of operating a commercial salmon seine during a closed period in District 11A north of Juneau. Jensen was fined $3,000 with $2,000 suspended and placed on probation for two years. The violation occurred 7/19/12 during the salmon seine fishery near Amalga Harbor.
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What a bunch a bullshit... I would of never let the set go!!! Change the line so we can catch the fish were there to catch.
ReplyDeleteYou are lucky to be there in the first place dumb ass.Don't complain about the lines.
ReplyDeleteTypical gillnetter response!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhats the matter,are you pissed we make more money than you with a tenth the investment.
DeleteFunny, there is no money for trooper enforcement and the seiners are ok with that.....No wonder they wanted Willie T gone. Amalga should be Gillnet only just like HF is solely for seiners. Carefull Angoon, these seiners have no intention of curtailing any fishing in Chattham for your subsistence needs, I hope the ETJ works and bites the seiners hard!
ReplyDeleteUhhhhh and nakat and boat harbor isnt solely for chokers??? And have you checked the enhanced fish ratios, slighty skewed towards the choker fleet last i knew.
ReplyDeleteHave no fear @7:14PM, next task is to revisit the enhanced allocation mix and fix the mess! Chokers Rule!
ReplyDeleteJeremy Jensen, a chip off the old block. His father, John Jensen who has been on the fish board for a long time has had his share of convictions for fishing violations, yet somehow retains his seat on the Board. Maybe it's time for the old man to step down and give Jeremy his opportunity on the board. He seems well qualified.
ReplyDeleteInteresting that there are substantially more gillnet violations than seine, the brig speaks for itself on what kind of fleet the chokers are.
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