YARMOUTH, N.S. — Another lobster season is set to get underway and along with the lobster traps and gear that fishermen will head out to sea with, they’ll also be bringing along high hopes.
High hopes for good catches and for good prices.
The Lobster Fishing Area (LFA) 34 lobster fishery in southwestern Nova Scotia and LFA 33 along the province’s South Shore make up the largest commercial lobster season in the region and the country.
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