Two so-far unidentified culprits stole a lobsterwoman’s catch, prompting anger among downeast locals.
Lindsay McDaniels lost hundreds of dollars in catch when two men took lobsters from her crate in Northeast Harbor, fueling an online backlash among islanders, according to The Bar Harbor Story.
The news outlet’s Sabrina Martin said McDaniels, who hauls traps off Mount Desert Island, reported 30 lobsters missing from her stash at a Northeast Harbor dock.
The marina’s surveillance footage showed two men walking off with her lobsters.
McDaniels, known within the fishing community as “Lobsta Lindsay,” had planned to sell the catch for up to $500, Martin reported.
The footage showed a pair of middle-aged men circling various crates along the docks at Northeast Harbor Marina.
Mount Desert Police Chief Dave Kerns said he hopes the lobsters were taken from McDaniels’ crate by mistake.
He said cops will continue to investigate.
This happens every summer.
Not on Matinicus….
Looks like they could be from new york
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We never leave lobsters in a crate on the dock. Always off the side of the boat, leaves no doubt about whose they are. If possible, when we do sell some we meet the friend on the dock.
Pretty ballsey if these were stolen, cameras everywhere etc.
Dang flatlandahs!
The “dude” with the red cap is smiling for the camera. Q: Who’s the guy behind the “dude”
“Mount Desert Police Chief Dave Kerns said he hopes the lobsters were taken from McDaniels’ crate by mistake.” Meaning “we don’t feel it important enough to look at it too closely,
You work the water you know what’s yours and what’s not.