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US Coast Guard seizes 2,000 lbs of red snapper caught off Texas coast

The US Coast Guard reports to have intercepted three lanchas illegally fishing in federal waters off southern Texas

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 26, 2024 14:17 GMT
Photograph courtesy of the US Coast Guard.
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The US Coast Guard (USCG) reports that it stopped three lanchas in US federal waters off the southern coast of Texas on Sunday (Nov. 24) and seized about 2,200 pounds of red snapper. [...]

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