Criminal complaint lodged against processor Favco

From the Alaska State Troopers:

Location: Ugashik
Type: Fail to register before purchase of fish
On 8/27/13 King Salmon Wildlife Troopers learned that Favco, an Anchorage-based seafood processing company, may have purchased commercially caught fish without first reporting its intent to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Investigation confirmed this information, which resulted in a two-count criminal complaint being filed. On 9/13/13 William G. Buck, 53, of Anchorage, a manager at Favco, was issued a summons to appear in Naknek District Court. Arraignment set for 10/28/13.

Two Sitka fishermen cited

From the Alaska State Troopers:

Location: Sitka
Type: Failure to register
On 4/4/13 Benjamin Floyd, 33, of Sitka, was cited by Alaska Wildlife Troopers, Sitka Post, for failing to register with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game prior to directed lingcod fishing in the Sitka area in 2012. Arraignment set in Sitka District Court.

Location: Sitka
Type: Retain undersized king salmon
On 4/7/13 Peter Dejongh, 43, of Sitka, was cited by Sitka Wildlife Troopers for retaining an undersized king salmon while participating in the commercial winter troll fishery. Troopers had contacted Dejongh on 4/6/13 as he was offloading in Sitka and discovered the undersized fish. Dejongh has a mandatory appearance in Sitka District Court.

Troopers ticket Yakutat shrimper

From the Alaska State Troopers:

Location: Yakutat
Type: Failure to register
On 6/10/12 Alaska Wildlife Troopers from Yakutat served a summons to Robert Bulard, 55, of Yakutat, for failing to register with the Department of Fish and Game before commercial shrimping in Yakutat Bay on 5/1/12. Bulard was issued a mandatory court date of 6/14/12 in Yakutat District Court.