Lobstermen Joe Horvath (right) of Belmar, N.J., and Tom Viesiadecki of Point Pleasant, N.J., listened to the American Lobster Management Board. More than 70 concerned lobstermen were at yesterday’s meeting.
(Charles Krupa/Associated Press)
Lobstermen get reprieve on ban
Board to study alternatives and reconvene in Nov.
Lobstermen Joe Horvath (right) of Belmar, N.J., and Tom Viesiadecki of Point Pleasant, N.J., listened to the American Lobster Management Board. More than 70 concerned lobstermen were at yesterday’s meeting.
(Charles Krupa/Associated Press)
Several dozen lobstermen felt their burdens lighten a little yesterday when a multistate board shelved a proposal for a five-year ban on lobstering south of Cape Cod. (Full article: 704 words)
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