Net Gain (Front)
The Virginian Pilot 2011, Jan 22
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Publisher Description
It was a sight that appalled Outer Banks anglers. // Bobbing in the waves were hundreds, maybe thousands, of dead striped bass, a catch prized for its fight and sold on restaurant menus as "rockfish." They'd been cut loose from a commercial vessel's nets. Video of the scene, shot off Bodie Island last weekend, made a splash on YouTube. Internet boards soon lit up with angry anglers denouncing their commercial counterparts. Many suspected the dead fish were the byproduct of high-grading, a legal practice in which watermen - limited by state rules to 50 fish a day - discard smaller fish to keep larger ones.
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