Vote coming soon on new rule to prevent baby eel poaching

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP)—A state committee is scheduled to make a decision this week about whether to tighten controls in the Maine baby eel fishery to prevent poaching. Baby eels are one of Maine’s most valuable marine resources. They almost always sell for more than $1,000 per pound to dealers. The Maine...

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Vote coming soon on new rule to prevent baby eel poaching

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