Fishermen who break the law whilst fishing in Manx waters will be brought before the courts.
That's the message from the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture which says the prosecution of a Northern Irish skipper sends out a clear message to others.
At Douglas Courthouse yesterday 54-year-old Christopher Heslip - the skipper of the Highland Queen - was fined £26,000 after admitting unlicensed fishing last year:
Minister Geoffrey Boot says offences of this nature are taken seriously:
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Stamps commemorate D-Day landings
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Water mains work brought forward
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Road closure to fell dead trees
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Ramsey's Tesco stores move to Merseyside
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Council plans Bottleneck improvements
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New landlord laws need more work, says minister
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Man drove over cocaine limit
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