Friday, July 14 2006
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North Carolina's commercial fishermen and women are facing severe economic challenges right now. There are fewer fish to harvest, and developers are buying up the waterfront land where fisherman dock their boats and unload their catch. So fewer people are making their living in a profession that has been a hallmark of the state's maritime heritage. Lorne Matalon reports.
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