The Haulin Along leaves the Falls Point wharf in Woods Harbour, bound for the lobster fishing grounds. Kathy Johnson photo.
The Ryer Lake II had a few extra crew onboard as it steamed back into the Falls Point wharf in Woods Harbour on May 23. For many fishers in LFA 33 and 34, the final days of the commercial lobster fishery are a family affair, with children and spouses often climbing aboard for a day on the fishing grounds. Kathy Johnson photo.The Hit n Miss gets a tow back to its home port at the Falls Point wharf in Woods Harbour by the Canadian Coast Guard cutter Baie Des Chaleurs on May 23. Kathy Johnson photo.Crates of lobsters are hoisted up from the T’HELL N BACK at the Lower East Pubnico wharf as the southwestern Nova Scotia commercial lobster season was starting to wind down. Kathy Johnson photo.
