VESSEL HOLDING & AERATION PROGRAM

75% FUNDING FOR NEW BUILDS + RETRO FITS

CLA has secured funding to assist harvesters with the costs associated with vessel re-fitting to maintain the quality of lobster holding practices on board their vessels.

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DFO
NEWS

 

LATEST INFORMATION AND NOTIFICATIONS

Download documentation from Maritimes Region.

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BURSARY
PROGRAM

 

 

MAKING EDUCATION MORE ACCESSIBLE

Coldwater Lobster Association established a bursary program back in 2017 to award bursaries to the dependents (sons and daughters) of Coldwater Lobster Association members in good standing who are pursuing studies within fisheries, ocean management and/or marine navigation.

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KING
LOBSTER

 

 

A MAGAZINE DEDICATED SOLELY TO THE LOBSTER INDUSTRY

Providing fishermen with relevant articles that they can relate to, King Lobster Magazine has become one of the few magazines that is worth reading cover to cover. Keeping lobster fishermen better informed about their industry.

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BEACH
CLEAN UP

 

 

CLA IS COMMITTED

As an industry leader, Coldwater Lobster Assocaition is committed to conducting annual shoreline cleanups throughout our region where we encourage those living in our coastal communities to join us in our efforts.

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RESOURCES
& LINKS

Coldwater Lobster Association has compiled a list of widely utilized web resources for lobster license holders within our region.

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What do lobsters eat? Lobsters usually move around and hunt for food at night. It was once thought that lobsters were scavengers and ate primarily dead things. However, researchers have discovered that lobsters catch mainly fresh food (except for bait), which includes fish, crabs, mussels, sea urchins, and sometimes even other lobsters!

LOBSTER FACT # 10

When do lobsters mate? A female lobster mates primarily after she has shed her shell (molted). Female lobsters can carry live sperm for up to two years. At any time she may decide to fertilize her 3,000–75,000 eggs.

LOBSTER FACT # 11

Can lobsters grow new legs? Yes. Lobsters have the ability to regenerate some of their body parts, for example, the claws, walking legs, and antennae.

LOBSTER FACT # 12