Land & Sea: Hard Times on the Northern Penninsula

[@lenhowl]

Another great show. Thanks for posting.

[@charlieanstey9998]

Thank you for posting.

Its called overfishing. Generations and Generations of overfishing. No one else to blame but man himself. This is what happens when people get greedy. The way of the world. Don't feel sorry, only for the fish.

[@schnabel5347]

Overfishing - that's true. The culprit is not Canadian fisherman. It is the Portuguese and other fleets that come in and catch Tonnes ILLEGALLY but the Canadian government doesn't sink them.

[@63striker]

@@schnabel5347 without gov't oversight and controls, human greed will bring about the demise of "renewable " resources; they are not infinite

[@63striker]

@Zyxed MC if they are not international waters, what are foreign vessels doing in these waters?

[@tommyhatcher3399]

Newfoundland politicians. The only politicians without a fishy smell.

[@brianfuller7691]

According to Mom, the fishing industry collapsed in the early 90s and never really recovered.

[@reginaldwinsor2759]

The blame game & greed killed the cod fishery. That will never change.

[@trevormartin427]

mr reid was dead on

[@schott106]

If anyone from cbc reads these comments can u give me a link to an episode when the fishery was shut down.? Im sure there are a few episodes in it. Thank you

[@CBCNL]

Daniel - you may like this clip from our archives: www.cbc.ca/player/play/2651777968

[@brendonhunt259]

what yr was this made

[@Hockeyfan9884]

At 5:04 , where the heck is goose bay ?????

[@sharonehmann4416]

Labrador Newfoundland

[@frozenghost73]

It's in Central Labrador

[@vernonsanders371]

The one man solution would of worked .I live on Chesapeake bay an they put a ban on catching rock fish that were nearly extinct they recovered

[@MrSvenovitch]

Ah, the human collapse is nigh. A good day for volumes of suffering in the universe, like your fishing stocks they will go down. Dead people don't cry, or breed new cry babies.