Cheryl Clegg Photography

Name: Cheryl Clegg Photography
Address: Boston, MA, US
Telephone: +16172682266

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06/17/2026

The Endangered Lobstermen🦞
The next generation

“I’ve been associated with the Maine lobster industry for 8 years. Pulled my first trap at 8 years old, got our first boat at 9 years old. The best part of being on the water are the experiences, the worst part is the smell of the bait.”

-Connor Whitaker
3rd generation lobsterman
F/V Knotty Boyz

06/15/2026

The Endangered Lobstermen 🦞

“I have been associated with the Maine lobster industry for 8 years, I am a 3rd generation lobsterman.
There aren’t as many young kids getting into fishing now because of all of the regulations and the cost to invest in lobstering. It’s going to keep getting harder for the fishermen if everything (bait, fuel, gear) keeps going up in price.”

-Cameron Whitaker
3rd generation lobsterman
F/V Knotty Boyz

06/11/2026

The Endangered Lobstermen 🦞

“I really hope that the industry keeps growing but the lobsters are getting harder to catch as the years go by.”

-Brennan Whitaker
3rd generation lobsterman
10 years in the Maine lobster industry
F/V Knotty Boyz
Corea, Maine

06/09/2026

The Endangered Lobstermen 🦞

“I was 4 when I pulled my first trap.
The best part of being on the water is the fishing, the hardest part is getting up at 4am.
The one thing I wish people knew about lobster fishing is that it is not easy.
If I could change one thing about lobster fishing it would b e to bring the prices up.

-Brayden
10 years old
FV/Brayden’s Mum
Bunkers Harbor

06/03/2026

The Endangered Lobstermen 🦞

“Challenges I face including impending regulations to the industry are bait and fuel prices along with the cost of gear and trying to find a good sternman that will stay with the boat.”
-Brennan Whitaker
3rd generation lobsterman
10 years in the Maine lobster industry
FV/ Knotty Boyz

05/28/2026

The Endangered Lobstermen 🦞

“The biggest challenges I face are the constant changes in rules, regulations and prices. The cost of bait, fuel and expenses are exceeding the price of what we are being paid and what we are catching.”

-Cassie Floyd
5th generation Lobstermen
F/V Brayden’s Mum
18 years on the water

05/27/2026

The Endangered Lobstermen 🦞

Part 3

“The ocean teaches strength, humility and resilience and the people who live by it leave behind stories, memories and a legacy that lasts far beyond the tides.”
-Clarissa West
5th generation lobsterman
Steuben, Maine

Honoring the life and legacy of Thomas West(1963-2026)
F/V Aces and Eights

05/26/2026

The Endangered Lobstermen 🦞

Part 2

“A life well lived on the water is a life built on hard work, sacrifice and freedom. Lobstering in Maine is one of the hardest most dangerous jobs there is, Long freezing hours, freezing temperature, rough seas, heavy traps and ropes, sore bodies, tired hands and the constant danger and unpredictability of working on the ocean-my father still found pride and purpose in it everyday. The ocean does not hand anything to anyone. One wrong step or a split second can change everything.

Lobstering now carries an even deeper meaning. It represents his legacy. Every buoy in the water, every boat leaving the harbor and every rough sea reminds me of the kind of man he was and the life he lived. To me, it is not just an industry it is love, strength, family and tradition all tied together.”

-Clarissa West
5th generation lobsterman
Steuben, Maine

05/25/2026

The Endangered Lobstermen 🦞

Part 1

“Growing up, I helped my father with bait, traps and anything else connected to lobstering. As I got older, I was able to fish alongside him, call him on the VHF to see how things were going or ride over and chat about how our day had been so far. Not only did I get to experience my father’s love and passion for lobster fishing but my children were able to experience it as well.

Lobster fishing meant more to my Dad than hauling traps or making a living. Waking up before sunrise, the smell of the salt air, the sound of the boats in the harbor, early morning on the dock and stories told around the kitchen table-those things became a part of him forever. It was his home.”

-Clarissa West
5th generation lobsterman
Steuben, Maine

05/21/2026

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