CAPE COD AND THE ISLANDS Sample Clauses

CAPE COD AND THE ISLANDS. The very name of this region speaks volumes about its centuries-old connection to fishing. Ever since 1602 when Xxxxxxxxxxx Gosnold first landed in what is now Provincetown, fishing has drawn people to Cape Cod. The Pilgrims established fishing villages along the length of this xxxxx peninsula, and several of these endure today, though in much changed form. A look through any promotional material for the area prominently features fishing as a primary attraction for tourism and retirement activity. Seafood originating from towns such as Chatham, Wellfleet or Eastham is renowned throughout New England for its freshness and quality. A drive through any of these towns at xxxx reveals a working world of fishermen, trucks and boats busily plying their trade. A wide range of ancillary businesses such as gear suppliers, fuel, bait, marine equipment, fish markets, and restaurants depend on this industry for survival. Little hard data exists to measure the financial scope of this industry, but it’s clearly becoming a priority and we anticipate that such data will become available in the near future. Massachusetts Governor Xxxx Xxxxxx has recently created the Cape Cod Regional Competitiveness Council. NEMFC Council Representative Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxx is on their Fisheries/ Agriculture Sub-Committee, and is recommending a priority to begin compiling this kind of data so there will be a better picture of the financial and social value of commercial fishing to the Cape and Islands.
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