For us, personally, on the Tusket River and surrounding areas—they use the Tusket River as an indexing river for all of Yarmouth county— currently the combined fish ladders that Nova Scotia Power has don't have the capacity to do 10% of what the upward watershed area has for a spawning ground. The DFO science says that above the fish ladders in the spawning area, there are 22 million fish. The maximum capacity we have is about 2.5 million, so we're not even 10%, and they continuously take away days from us to try and keep a healthy stock.
