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fetoid
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I was fishing the Coquitlam River under the Kingsway Bridge on Sunday when a couple of Conservation Officers (is that what they’re called? I’m new to BC) showed up. Around 10 of us were fishing on the west side of the river and around 4 were bunched up on the east side. The guy next to me said that they were snagging on the east side and I did see them bring in a couple of fish within about 30 mins. On our side a few fish were also being caught. The officer checked my license and my hook and told me that I need to pinch down my barb a little more (damn Colorados are hard to pinch!). I did and she continued to check everyone else out. She was very professional and easy going. Later we saw the officers lead about 4 guys up the hill w/ their stuff. On my way out at 11:30 I saw the four talking to the officers next to their trucks and a couple of fish in the back of the trucks. This morning at work, a coworker told me about a friend of a friend who got busted at Coquitlam River on Sunday! Turns out they got caught: Snagging (the fish they kept were obviously snagged), using barbed hooks and not having the license marked w/ the fish they caught. Total fine, $2000 for the one individual! Now that I look back, I don’t know if someone on our side of the river called the officers since the snagging was so obvious. Anyway, good work done by the officers!
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fishinyvr
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"and keeping snagged fish"
what does "keeping" mean? I saw a guy get charged for taking a photo of a fish and then releasing it. DFO grabbed the fish IN THE WATER while the guy was letting it go....
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BEEFEATER
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WOW, THAT CO WAS A DOUCHE. I GUESS TAKING A PICTURE = TAKING A FISH NOW? HOW ELSE ARE YOU SUPPOSED TO PROVE THAT YOU CAUGHT A MONSTER FISH THAT DAY?
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