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‘Start sea egg season sooner’

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THERE ARE MORE sales than sea eggs this season.

That’s the loud cry from some divers and those cleaning the Bajan delicacy while sitting on the jetty at Consett Bay in St John on Wednesday.

With Monday set to be the last day for this year’s season which started on October 1, some of the St John fisherfolk are lamenting that this season was not as good as last year’s.

They attributed the good 2015 season to the fact that it was the first time in many that Barbadians were able to dive for sea eggs.

Many who braved the afternoon heat were busy cracking and preparing the sea eggs for sales later that evening, all sang the same chorus – the season should begin much early.

Please read the full story in today’s Saturday Sun, or in the eNATION edition.

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