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Popular Maine lobster bait fish seeing big bounceback

More than 3.3 million pounds of alewives were harvested in 2022 at a value of $1.5m, the largest numbers seen since at least 2018 and nearly twice the 2021 harvest

By Undercurrent News | May 25, 2023 16:10 BST
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The alewife, a small fish commonly used as lobster bait, is enjoying a massive bounceback in the US state of Maine, reports News Center Maine, a local NBC television affiliate.  [...]

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