A Peel Fisherman has been prosecuted for retaining scallops below the permitted size.
Skipper Robert Parton pleaded guilty to the offence and was fined £3,000 with costs of £125.
The discovery was made following a spot inspection of the vessel earlier this month, the inspection revealed a quantity of scallops under the 110mm legal size.
The vessel was escorted back to Douglas harbour where it was detained.
Member for Fisheries Kate Beecroft said the conviction gives a clear message to other skippers that they must all abide by the bye-laws.
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