Well, I see in our area that the boats are going much bigger. As I said, we have 45 fishing enterprises right in the town of St. Brides. Fifteen of them are over the age of 55. Now, as those older people get out of the fishery, their younger sons or someone else in the community will take over those enterprises, and right away those younger people are going for newer and bigger boats. This is what's happening.
Twenty years ago we didn't need a lot of room in St. Brides. We only had small 30-foot boats and that was it. Now fishermen have to travel farther offshore and they need bigger boats to carry more ice and everything else.
We looked at our costs last year before we got into this dredging, and it was from $900,000 to a little over $1 million. We got a little bit of work done on it. We had $400,000 approved last year, and the bid went in a good bit under and we didn't use up all that money. Right now what we're looking for is the continuation of this plan that we're into so that we will not have to be moving to the other harbours coming up this summer.