You can notice an extra touch of color around the docks and river roads this spring. Some lobster traps, lines and other teams have obtained a colorful image change, with blue, roses and yellow that give a different tone to this lobster season.
The bright colors allow fishermen to see their easiest equipment and distinguish it from other traps and buoys floating in the dark waves of the Atlantic.
Leila Beaudoin of CBC captured these photos while in allocation.
Lobster fisherman Keif Way Fishing from Sally’s Cove every season with his family. Way says that in his more than 40 years in the fishery, the future has never been so brilliant.
Bubble Gum Pink and Baby Blue Contrast with this worn shed. One of the oldest industries in the province has received a touch of color.
This team belongs to the fishermen’s house on the coast. Like his father before him, he has been fishing all his life.
Lobster adjustment day means all hands on the deck. The assistants stack traps aboard Gary Payne’s coastal boat in Port Saunders, downloading and repaiding their boats until all the traps are prepared for the season.
Mackenzie Hynes, 22, helping Fred Snow and Rocky Harbor crew.
The bait fish used in the traps can be almost as collooust as the traps themselves.
Of course, it is not just the fishing equipment that offers beautiful and colorful scenes this season of lobster fishing.
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