The Island's Environment, Food and Agriculture minister is reminding fishermen they'll be prosecuted if they break fishing laws.
Geoffrey Boot MHK issued the warning after a Manx-registered boat was caught fishing for king scallops in a closed area off Douglas on May 20.
The vessel's skipper was fined £6,000, ordered to pay £125 in court costs, and barred from holding a sea fishing license for a year.
Mr Boot says the department won't tolerate breaches of regulations:
Proposals lodged for Bishopscourt cottage
There are plans to restore a 19th century house at a TT course landmark.
Wood you comment on plantation strategy?
If you enjoy spending time in the Island's plantations, the government's inviting you to have your say on how they're managed.
Campervan site's opening delayed by vandals
Commissioners say vandals may delay the opening of a campervan site in the north of the Island.
White Hoe closure could cause problems today, says Bus Vannin
Bus Vannin's warning of possible delays today because of a road closure in Douglas.
Government to consider Iran war's impact
Chief Minister Alf Cannan's due to meet with senior ministers this afternoon to discuss the economic impact of the conflict in the Middle East.
11 questions for House of Keys this morning.
The House of Keys is due sit this morning, with 11 questions on the order paper up for debate.
Buses back on - for three days
Bus Vannin says most of its network will run as normal today, after the latest drivers' strike came to an end.
Weather forces two ferry cancellations
The Steam Packet Company says it's cancelled two sailings today.
