About 850 lobstermen, representing 10 percent of those licensed in Maine, will have to turn in logbook reports of how many times they went out on the water, how many traps they set or hauled each time, and how many lobsters they caught.

The purpose of the reports is to give Department of Marine Resources officials and scientists a better idea of how many traps are being used and how long they are in the water. more

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Elliott R. Teel

Elliott R. Teel is a Maine attorney and principal of Teel Law Office, LLC in Portland, Maine. He has practiced Maine real property and small business law since 2007, including LLC formation, contracts, real estate transactions, and land use.

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