The men are accused of bringing in nearly $30,000 in illicit profit
"They would then sell the fish caught on those excursions to local seafood restaurants, sushi restaurants, and other fish-related businesses dozens of times, bringing in nearly $30,000 in illicit profit," Jackoway said."The fish were often caught in Mexican waters from the Whitmarshes' sportfishing boat Deadeye. Neither of the brothers had the proper licenses to sell fish to consumers, fish commercially in Mexican waters, or sell fish from Mexico in the United States.
Selling a 200-pound Mako shark for a sportfisherman without landing receipts or other accounting records
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