Boatie fined for hoarding scallops

From: The Nelson Mail | Date: August 29, 2003 | Copyright information

A Golden Bay man caught with more than three times the legal scallop limit on his boat, was found to have another 1644 scallops in his freezer at home, the Nelson District Court has been told.

Douglas William Collis, 60, a farmer, admitted charges of possession of excess scallops in a vessel and possession of excess scallops in a residence when he appeared in court yesterday .

Prosecutor Mark Dollimore said on August 28 last year, Ministry of Fishery officers saw Collis land h...

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