US EditionCrabbers Took the Sea in Zone 17
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The snow crab fishery in Zone 17, which extends between Tadoussac and Pointe-des-Monts on the north shore, opened on March 30 at 5 a.m. Cold temperatures, which can cause loss of catch at sea, delayed the start of the season. Fisheries and Oceans Canada held several meetings in the last few weeks with harbour officials and fishermen. The Department wanted to keep up-to-date on ice conditions in Zone 17 to start the season on an appropriate date.…
The snow crab fishery in Zone 17, which extends between Tadoussac and Pointe-des-Monts on the north shore, opened on March 30 at 5 a.m. Cold temperatures, which can cause loss of catch at sea, delayed the start of the season. Fisheries and Oceans Canada held several meetings in the last few weeks with harbour officials and fishermen. The Department wanted to keep up-to-date on ice conditions in Zone 17 to start the season on an appropriate date.…
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