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\b0 \i ôEr moz ez eus danvez,ö \i0 ôin the sea, there is wealth,ö runs an old Breton proverb.
A wealth that comes from the shore with its shellfish (clams, mussels, oysters), seaweed, and salt, and from coastal and deep-sea fishing. For a long time the sardine was the fish most widely caught in Brittany and it made the fortune of Concarneau and
Quiberon. It is still caught today, along with bass, mackerel, sole, and dab, while the bay of Saint-Brieuc yields crustaceans and scallops. As for the deep-sea trawlers, they set sail for the distant fishing banks of the North Atlantic and of Senegal an
