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Maine rule changes aim to rid waters of invasive green crab

Maine Department of Marine Resources rule changes this week mean commercial fishermen no longer need a special license for harvesting and selling green crabs

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 15, 2014 16:55 BST
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Maine Department of Marine Resources rule changes this week means commercial fishermen no longer need a special license for harvesting and selling green crabs, the Portland Press Herald reported [...]

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