It’s been a rough beginning to the season for Louisiana shrimpers, with a delayed start and smaller sizes. But near all-time dockside prices and better harvests are signaling a turnaround in the days ahead.
“We’re already seeing some decent size hauls with the better weather,” Lance Nacio, a third-generation fisherman and owner of Dulac’s Anna Marie Seafood, told IntraFish.
Currently, shrimpers are hauling in a combined 800,000 pounds per day, which is in line with last year’s average, the price however is a whole different story.
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