One of Canada's most lucrative fisheries shuts down | About That

Fisheries and Oceans Canada has shut down the lucrative baby eel fishery in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia for 45 days due to violence and rampant overfishing by unauthorized harvesters. Licensed fishers are furious and ask how shutting down a legal fishery stops an illegal one. About That producer Lauren Bird breaks down what's at stake on all sides.

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