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That is a good question. I know they have a pretty good run and a decent comm business. I have seen them make deliveries to some local shops in the spring (fresh dead). The general public can't use a dip net at their run. But I am not sure of the law in this case. I think it is up to the tribe. They generally support the public wildlife laws but I don't think they have to. IMO (repeat) MO! I think they could sell them. (who would buy them though?) That said the new constable out here will enforce the public law. I see this guy everywhere, he is fair but strict. He will fine you, and if you give him any lip he will take your gear, be an adult or a kid. I would think that and if he catches you with a herring (indian or not) you are in trouble.
I plan to fish storm shads and skip the herring. As I have said the saddest part is the social thing for me...it is fun to see guys that have been hibernating all winter. We need to find a replacement venue. Also, that is pretty much the only decent lobster bait that time of year and some like to eat the roe.
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