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Hurricane Ian leaves shrimp boats ‘stacked up like cordwood’

'A lot of [boats in Fort Myers, Florida] are piled up on a hill [and in a parking lot]. They're pretty much stacked up like cordwood' -- John Williams, Southern Shrimp Alliance

By Nick Sambides Jr. | Sept. 29, 2022 18:16 BST
Harvesting vessels in the port in Fort Myers, Florida, took devastating damage from Tropical Storm Ian. Photo courtesy of Southern Shrimp Alliance
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The Category Four hurricane that swept relentlessly along the southwestern Florida coast on Wednesday and Thursday has the seafood industry hanging on and hoping for the best [...]

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