The Canadian Oyster Industry
The Canadian Oyster Industry
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One of the arguments usually advanced was that it would come hard on the poor, who looked forward to making enough money in the oyster season to tide them through the winter. The harvest of the sea was considered as everyone's right. The policy pursued was that of every man for himself. When oysters were plentiful, this unres- tricted fishing privilege, of course, militated against oyster culture by individuals. But now conditions are changed. Oysters are growing less plentiful year by year, an...d people conversant with the true situation are less likely to oppose fair restrictive measures for the preservation of the supply. They realize that resort must be had to measures that are somewhat heroic. Other countries, when their oyster beds were nearing depletion, have found it advisable to prohibit fishing for three or four years on a certain fraction of their unleased oyster area, say, one-third or one-quarter; and when one reserved portion is thrown open to fishing, the same area in another part is set aside.
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One of the arguments usually advanced was that it would come hard on the poor, who looked forward to making enough money in the oyster season to tide them through the winter. The harvest of the sea was considered as everyone's right. The policy pursued was that of every man for himself. When oysters were plentiful, this unres- tricted fishing privilege, of course, militated against oyster culture by individuals. But now conditions are changed. Oysters are growing less plentiful year by year, an...d people conversant with the true situation are less likely to oppose fair restrictive measures for the preservation of the supply. They realize that resort must be had to measures that are somewhat heroic. Other countries, when their oyster beds were nearing depletion, have found it advisable to prohibit fishing for three or four years on a certain fraction of their unleased oyster area, say, one-third or one-quarter; and when one reserved portion is thrown open to fishing, the same area in another part is set aside.
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