Lobstermen are worried there could be a repeat of last summer's low prices for their catch.
They're not sure what the answer is, but they oppose limiting lobstering to three days a week.
Maine lobstermen caught 123 million pounds of lobster last year, up 18 million pounds from the year before, but, all those lobsters were worth nearly $3.7 million less than the catch from the previous year.
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