Yes and no. When it comes to tuna season, yes, probably we are sharing a bigger part of the load because of adjacency to fishing grounds. We do tend to get more of the tuna fleet. We do, North Fraser harbour does, Tignish harbour does, Rustico harbour does—all the North Shore harbours get them. So we do tend to get more congested then, but we also are in the spring.... What I said was I have 92 to 93 vessels that are mine. My harbour is actually built for 78 thirty-eight-foot boats. But in the springtime I have 93 that are mine. They call North Lake home. If I have a snow crab fisher from the Madeleines, from Quebec proper, or from New Brunswick come in to my port, my life has just gotten miserable because 93 is way overcapacity, and two more boats....
Tuna season is a carefree thing. When they come in, they come in at night. It's very congested and I lose a lot of sleep thinking about what could happen when you've got that many vessels in a harbour, but it's fairly orderly. If you have to actually physically unload product, I can't put two more boats in that harbour when I have 93 because I have nowhere to put anything.
There are a lot of harbours in the province that are very congested also, and going to become more so, because we are getting to the point that we have structures that are starting to be barricaded. You cannot put traps on them. Therefore you can't load your boat off them, and some of them aren't safe to tie your boat to. So it's not just North Lake. It's a lot of the harbours.