In 2017, the production of the Maine state of the United States fell 16% from the same period of the same period. In 2017, Maine fishermen's marine fish earned more than $500 million in revenue of $569173089, and their fishing revenue set up a record high of fourth, which was the sixth break of the Maine state's fisheries revenue of $500 million.Maine governor Paul R. LePage said in 2017, Maine's fishing performance once again established the state's leading position in the implementation of sustainable and responsible marine resource management, with North American lobster catch of 110819760 pounds, declining a year earlier.    In 2017, the production of the Maine state of the United States fell 16% from the same period of the same period.According to statistics, in 2017, the output of Maine's dragon was down compared with last year, and fishermen's income also declined. Maine's Polish production accounted for 83% of the total output in the United States, and the data showed that Maine in 2017 caught 111 million pounds of North American lobster, down 16% from 133 million pounds in the previous year. In addition, the lobster terminal delivery amount totalled $434 million, down 20% from the $540 million in 2016. The average delivery price of US $3.91 per pound is also significantly lower than that of last year's US $4.08.Previous industry analysts had predicted a 20% or more decline in the 2017 Maine state of the United States. From the latest statistics, last year's catch was more optimistic, so 111 million pounds of fishing in 2017 was the sixth highest record in the state in history.PatrickKeliher, Maine's Commissioner for marine resources, said the decline in Maine's 2017 dragon production did not mean that its biological population was destroyed, but it did give us a warning that the measures of the Dragon fisheries management must adapt to various changes. This is true of all fishing grounds. This is the best way to ensure the restoration of marine resources and the provision of sustainable resources for future generations. In 2017, the production of the Maine state of the United States fell 16% from the same period of the same period.In spite of the fall of the catch, the 2017 catches were not vulgar in recent years, and the catch of the bait herring was also significant for the Polish industry. Last year, more than 6 million 640 thousand pounds of herring were captured in the state, valued at $18 million, and the average fish price was nearly 27 cents / ounce.In addition to lobster and herring, the 2017 Maine soft shell clams failed to harvest well, down nearly 4 million pounds, and the value dropped by $3 million 800 thousand, partly because of the algae flooding that resulted in the closure of many fishing grounds.