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NOAA decision could trigger largest scallop harvest in 14 years

The 2018 New England scallop season is either going to be a very positive repeat of the 2017 season or the best since 2004, depending on a NOAA decision

By Jason Huffman | Dec. 11, 2017 18:10 GMT
A plate of Atlantic Sea Scallops served up in a Gloucester, Massachusetts, restaurant. Photo by Jason Huffman
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What the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) decides next to do about areas off the coast of New England that’ve been closed to scallop fishing for a decade or more could be the difference between another good season and a 14-year record in terms of harvest volumes [...]

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