More than 600 fish over limit

[ftwwalleye]

http://www.grandforksherald.com/news/region/3814849-minnesota-fishing-party-accused-being-676-fish-over-limit-could-face-3380
Seems that some indiana boys took a couple too many fish. Jeez

[KingPerch]

http://www.grandforksherald.com/news/region/3814849-minnesota-fishing-party-accused-being-676-fish-over-limit-could-face-3380
Seems that some indiana boys took a couple too many fish. Jeez

that fine isn't enough in my book! 

[sprkplug]

Wonder what the "sunfish" were? I kind of figured them to be bluegills, but why travel to a state with a bluegill limit, and grossly exceed that limit, when you live in a state that doesn't have such a limit in the first place?

They could've caught all they wanted here, with no penalties on the bluegills, unless there really is something to the idea that better bluegills exist up north?

[abishop]

I tried to punch up that article and couldn't find it. Is this the one that was posted sometime last week when they took all those crappie???

[Raquettedacker]

   http://www.grandforksherald.com/news/region/3814849-minnesota-fishing-party-accused-being-676-fish-over-limit-could-face-3380

[trophytaker1]

This goes on all the time up in northern minnesota. the resort owners turn a blind eye to over the limit people. Its there income for the year.I used to go up in the ely area. you could bring back a truck load of walleye fillets and never get caught.Theres a lake up in the boundry waters that have sunfish that average a little more than a pound.

[iceman260]

They deserve what they get. Who needs that many fish.

[sprkplug]

But here again, if those sunfish were in fact bluegills, why travel out of state and risk running afoul of the law when your home state has no limit, and no chance of legal repercussions?? What is the draw??