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In page Lowestoft:
"Until the mid-1960s, fishing was seen as Lowestoft's main industry,[1] although from the 1930s the percentage so employed directly and in trades associated with fishing was actually only about 10 per cent.[citation needed] Fleets of drifters and trawlers caught fish such as herring, cod and plaice. Catches have diminished since the 1960s[2] and although 100 boats remained by the 1980s, there are now only a few small boats operating out of Lowestoft, with no large trawlers.[3][4][5] By 2011 just three traders remained at the town's fish market, which is under threat of closure due to redevelopment of the port.[6][7] The Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (CEFAS), a large fisheries research centre that is a part of Defra, is still located in Lowestoft.[3]
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