![FINS & FINES [21ST OCTOBER 2026] - Seafood is expected to feature prominently on Saint Lucia’s tables as the island celebrates Jounen Kwéyòl on Sunday, October 25. But as demand for these Creole favourites rises, Deputy Chief Fisheries Officer Thomas Nelson sounds a cautionary note, reminding the public that traditional delicacies must be harvested legally and sustainably, with particular concern for practices that threaten marine life. Kishana Smith reports.](https://www.replay.gp/wp-content/plugins/youtube-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
JOUNEN KWÉYÒL SEAFOOD FAVOURITES COME WITH RULES, FISHERIES OFFICER WARNS
FINS & FINES [21ST OCTOBER 2026] – Seafood is expected to feature prominently on Saint Lucia’s tables as the island celebrates Jounen Kwéyòl on Sunday, October 25. But as demand for these Creole favourites rises, Deputy Chief Fisheries Officer Thomas Nelson sounds a cautionary note, reminding the public that traditional delicacies must be harvested legally and sustainably, with particular concern for practices that threaten marine life. Kishana Smith reports.
