On March 29, 2017 at approximately 10:00 p.m., EnCon officers received an anonymous complaint of four men actively fishing in the Housatonic River in Shelton who were in possession of a large quantity of undersized striped bass. EnCon officers responded and with the assistance of their K-9 Unit, located the accused. With the help of their trained dog officers discovered 38 striped bass inside bags that were hidden in-between rocks and bushes. The EnCon K-9 is specially trained and certified to detect a variety of fish species to assist in situations such as this. All of the fish were less than the minimum legal length (Daily limit is one fish per person and the legal length to possess is 28 inches.) Arrested was Hydri Cenkoli, age 60, of Woodbury, Daniel Cenkoli, age 32, of Waterbury, Bilbil Cenkoli, age 57, of Waterbury, and Gurali Cenkoli, age 46, of Woodbury for possession of 38 striped bass, all of which were less than the minimum legal length and for possession of striped bass over the daily creel limit. They were released on a Misdemeanors Summons and are scheduled to appear at Derby on April 12th.