The state’s wildlife division launched an investigation in 2021, after receiving a tip that the company and its employees had stolen the donated fish, according to the release. Please call 21, email us, or write to us at: Access and Community Programs.
and four of its employees, Craig Carr, 55, of Oak Harbor Dale Trent, 50, of Port Clinton Thelma Towner, 69, of Sandusky and Stanley Swain, 55, of Milan have since pleaded guilty to one felony and several other misdemeanor counts of theft and other commercial fish violations, the DNR says. The Museum welcomes comments and suggestions about how we might continue to improve our programs for visitors with disabilities. Commercial fish processors like Lake Fish Company are paid to clean the donated fish and return ready-to-cook filets to the receiving charities. The fish, including 112 walleye, one steelhead trout, one yellow perch and three whitefish, were harvested during Lake Erie walleye fishing tournaments, which regularly donate caught fish to charity “to support those in need,” reads the release. In order to reach new audiences, we participate in local events and partner with local organizations to bring art making and Museum awareness out into our. COLUMBUS, Ohio ( WJW) - A Sandusky, Ohio-based fish company illegally took more than 100 walleyes and several other fish intended for donation to a Sandusky charity in 2021, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
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