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Canada allows First Nations to drop 50% more lobster traps in Nova Scotia waters

Indigenous fishers will be allowed 5,250 traps in lobster fishing areas 33 and 34, 50% more than were allowed last season in their moderate livelihood fishery

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 21, 2023 16:49 GMT
Canadian lobster. Credit: LA Renaissance des Iles' Facebook page
A Canadian lobster. Credit: LA Renaissance des Iles' Facebook page.
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Four First Nations in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia will be putting traps in the water again this season when the fall lobster fishery opens next week in the southwestern area of the province [...]

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