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Western Australia harvester launches state’s largest rock lobster boat

The Poppa G is 24 meters in length and can carry more than 200 crates of lobsters

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 4, 2019 15:18 GMT
The Poppa G is 24 meters (78.7 feet) in length and can carry more than 200 crates or more than six metric tons of lobster. Photograph courtesy of the Western Australia Fishing Industry Council.
The Poppa G is 24 meters (78.7 feet) in length and can carry more than 200 crates or more than six metric tons of lobster. Photograph courtesy of the Western Australia Fishing Industry Council.
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Rock Lobster Fishers, a fishing company based in the state of Western Australia, has launched the area’s largest rock lobster boat, reports the Western Australia Fishing Industry Council (WAFIC).   [...]

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