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Early winter squalls delay Canada’s biggest lobster harvest

Lobster fishing areas 33 and 34, in Nova Scotia's Bay of Fundy, account for 64% of the total landings in Canada's Maritime Region

By Jason Huffman | Nov. 27, 2017 17:20 GMT
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Lobster fishermen in Nova Scotia have one more day to see what the 2017-2018 harvest will bring this year in Canada's two most prolific fishing areas [...]

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