The delayed season was a contributing factor to that. As well, unfortunately, for the first time in Newfoundland's history, we had the wildfires, as you know, in Conception Bay. Some of the fishermen had to evacuate, so they couldn't fish.
The fish moved out of Conception Bay, interestingly, two weeks earlier last year than the year before. Whether it was environmental conditions or whatever, the fish moved. The fish weren't there for the fishermen, so they couldn't catch them.
I guess it was a combination of a multitude of things. We had delayed opening, we had evacuation and we had fish moving. After Labour Day in Newfoundland, as you're aware, the weather patterns change, and it's not safe to go on a dayboat out in Bonavista. You mightn't come back. The weather plays a very big part in the dayboat fishery.