Federation Regionale Acadienne

The Fédération Régionale Acadienne des Pêcheurs Professionnels (FRAPP) was established in 1996 to represent and advocate for the interests of various associations of semi-deep-sea fishermen in the Acadien community. This federation currently comprises three member associations focused on crab, shrimp, and crew members, preserving the collective strength of the fishing industry while addressing the specific needs of each group.

Rooted in a history of collaboration dating back to the late 1960s, FRAPP has evolved from an initial organization into a robust network supporting modern, state-of-the-art fishing fleets operating along the Gulf of St. Lawrence to Newfoundland and the Bay of Fundy. The federation plays a vital role in the economic development of the Acadie Peninsula, marking the Acadian fishermen as pioneers in the semi-deep-sea fishing sector on the Atlantic Canadian coasts.

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