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Considering a $3.79 lobster might have 3-4 oz of lobster meat (or do you eat the shell?), you must be buying some really high grade bologna.
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LI, in particular, LI Sound, has been devastated by a combination of disease and warmer temperatures, and possibly but controversially, pesticide spraying in 1999 in the western Sound. In Maine and Canada lobsters are thriving, in large part because of the reduction in cod stocks, which were the major predator. Even in the days when we could get lobsters out of the Sound, I was never thrilled with them. They were always small, and because temperatures warm quickly, they lost all their flavor by mid-July. (They were very tasty in March and April, though.) Hate to say it, but some of the local lobstermen had some unscrupulous practices. Picked up a female lobster from a roadside seller in Jamesport once...when I got home, I saw that she had been carrying eggs, which were scraped off. Aside from being illegal, a very bad move for a fragile fishery.
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I'm getting them for $3.99 a pound now at the Shore (Point Lobster Company, Point Pleasant). Those prices are for culls and softshells. On Sunday, a trip to pick up some fluke had me returning with a terrific 2 1/2 pounder in tow as well.
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