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Old 02-22-2010, 09:29 AM   #1
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"Anglers use everything from spotters to cell and satellite phones to keep tabs on the whereabouts of enforcement officers, Lauderman said. They use a code.

"They call us a gray boat," he said. The Coast Guard is an orange boat.

"It's almost like a game of chess," he said.

When they see marine police approaching, they'll turn and head directly toward the marine police vessel -- dumping fish off the stern of the boat along the way, he said.
Would it not be OK for the EPO/CG to go under cover by "chartering" a fishing boat and getting a 1st hand view (and pictures) of what is really going on. They could mingle right in with the fleet?

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Would it not be OK for the EPO/CG to go under cover by "chartering" a fishing boat and getting a 1st hand view (and pictures) of what is really going on. They could mingle right in with the fleet?
Using one of their high speed copters simply fly down a line 3 miles off shore at about 200' off the water with still/video cameras rolling on all vessels fishing outside the 3mi. line. Once beyond the fleet they could circle back and photo/video vessel names and reg. #s of the fleeing boats.
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Using one of their high speed copters simply fly down a line 3 miles off shore at about 200' off the water with still/video cameras rolling on all vessels fishing outside the 3mi. line. Once beyond the fleet they could circle back and photo/video vessel names and reg. #s of the fleeing boats.
Be impossible to tell what they were fishing for. Dump the bass and catch a couple of bluefish and you're home free.

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Be impossible to tell what they were fishing for. Dump the bass and catch a couple of bluefish and you're home free.
Do blues and bass winter together in that area?

They could later send undercover agents on the boats they observe 'out of bounds' to see what their up to. Or maybe have agents meet the boats back at the dock to see whats in their boxes.
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