On Monday, it was reported to authorities that a person was threatening others with a pistol at a remote fish camp.

Cordova Wildlife troopers responded by patrol boat to the fishing camp at Eshamy Bay in Prince WIlliam Sound, where they found that 29-year-old James Stone of Anchorage had also fired several rounds randomly around camp.

When troopers arrived, they were directed to the cabin where Stone was asleep. They entered and arrested Stone on two counts of Assault III and a count of Reckless Endangerment.

Stone was transported to Whittier where he continued on to Anchorage Jail.

Stone’s bail was set at $7,500.