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Well, here we go again.... Nearly 1,000 fish poached in a "small stream" in Camden County. Seems to be mainly Suckers, but 14 Smallmouth were harvested. 

3 were cited. Wonder what the penalties look like? What "illegal method" were they using? What "small stream" in Camden County could this be? The Little Niangua?

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2 hours ago, basska said:

Well, here we go again.... Nearly 1,000 fish poached in a "small stream" in Camden County. Seems to be mainly Suckers, but 14 Smallmouth were harvested. 

3 were cited. Wonder what the penalties look like? What "illegal method" were they using? What "small stream" in Camden County could this be? The Little Niangua?

Article says:  Conservation Agent Justin Emery said he caught the individuals in September using throw nets to take fish illegally.

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This is the exact time of year I worry about. Particularly on the stream that I very much fear is the one in question. They are just so concentrated in a few pretty obvious places, and it's so easy for one person to cause so much damage. 

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4 minutes ago, WestCentralFisher said:

This is the exact time of year I worry about. Particularly on the stream that I very much fear is the one in question. They are just so concentrated in a few pretty obvious places, and it's so easy for one person to cause so much damage. 

You ever seen a Redear there? 

And what are the odds that there were no Spotted Bass in the mix ? 

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2 hours ago, Quillback said:

Were they going to use those fish for bait?  Some real dinks on the ground there.  

My guess is that they are Asian immigrants..... They'll eat minnows, or make fish head soup.   Possibly illegal, that's why I question whether they'll even show up for court.

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