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parker23 · 05-25-2005, 04:21 PM

I had a neighbor several years ago that worked for Arc bait. He had a freezer full of stripers from the nets. Daily catches of thousands of fish that are crushed in the nets and doa. They sell them illegally as well as dump the excess. As soon as they clean out the bay, they run the boats down the coast and kill fish in other states. Most of their catch is sold to lobster fishermen. My father went to school w/the owner and I went to school with the son. Many generations of dirtbags run that business.

These guys are scum. I have been run off schools by their boats many times over the years.

I had a few faulty flares fire out of the gun at their boat, while the gun was still in the box stored in the locker. I never figured out how the gun fired on its own. Maybe it was the ghost of the dead fish taking revenge on these scumbags.

05-25-2005, 04:21 PM	#22
parker23 No Trolling allowed iTrader: (0) Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: North Kingstown, RI Posts: 414	Bass in nets I had a neighbor several years ago that worked for Arc bait. He had a freezer full of stripers from the nets. Daily catches of thousands of fish that are crushed in the nets and doa. They sell them illegally as well as dump the excess. As soon as they clean out the bay, they run the boats down the coast and kill fish in other states. Most of their catch is sold to lobster fishermen. My father went to school w/the owner and I went to school with the son. Many generations of dirtbags run that business. These guys are scum. I have been run off schools by their boats many times over the years. I had a few faulty flares fire out of the gun at their boat, while the gun was still in the box stored in the locker. I never figured out how the gun fired on its own. Maybe it was the ghost of the dead fish taking revenge on these scumbags.