One company in the seal oil market says the federal government needs to get behind the industry. We'll update a project to document punts, rodneys, skiffs and canoes all over the province.

A professor of fishery economics and management makes suggestions. Could aquaculture be good for sales of fresh wild fish?

We'll hear from a seal oil producer no longer afraid to talk about the source of their Omega-3. We'll take you to Marystown where there are mixed opinions on the big aquaculture project planned for that area.

In our weekly feature from the CBC archives we'll hear a 1985 episode of Land & Sea - Salmon For The Rocky River.

A local designer working with cod skin and seal leather. We'll hear her experiences with the politics of the pelt.

Former federal fisheries minister Dominic LeBlanc broke the rules when issuing a new surf clam license.

Meet a local maker stitching up coastal kicks. Stylish shoes and boots all made from seal.

The Salmonid Association of Eastern Newfoundland is not too happy about the project or the province's involvement, We'll hear from that group too.

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear a 1986 episode of "Land and Sea", Working on the Great Lakes.

We'll have reaction on both sides of the issue. A 102 year old trap skiff gets a new life on the water.