“We measure every lobster as we take it out of the trap. So when we pull a lobster out, we've got a little gauge tied to a lanyard on a belt around our waist.”

Steve Train · AgCulture Podcast · Why Maine Lobstering Hasn’t Consolidated: with Steve Train | Ep. 147

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measure each lobster with a gauge on a lanyard tied to a belt, then place it in a tray on top of a lobster tank

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