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New England fishery staff optimistic about another big scallop year

As amazing as the 2018 scallop season has been off the coast of New England, the 2019 season could be just as great based on survey findings

By Jason Huffman | Oct. 8, 2018 09:45 BST
An Atlantic sea scallop less than a year old. Photograph by Dvora Hart, Northeast Fisheries Science Center.
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