Photo: Digby Marina Fishing Boats Nova Scotia

Brightly coloured fishing boats dock along the wharf at the marina in the town of Digby in the Evangeline Trail in the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia, Canada.

The marina along the coastline of the town of Digby in the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia is an area large enough for yachts to easily dock for the night. The colorful boats in this part of the marina that are tied up to the dock are fishing boats that the locals from the town of Digby use on their daily fishing excursions.Digby, Nova Scotia has been an active fishing town for many years and to this day it brings in a good income for the local residents. Lumber is another source of income for Digby, but fishing and tourism are the main two.Fishermen bring in loads of scallops which are some of the best in Nova Scotia and that is why Digby is known as the "Scallop Capital of the World". When cooked to perfection these scallops from the local fishermen are like no others that you have every tried.At the marina, there are eight extra guest berths and moorings along with a gas station which carries both regular and diesel fuel. ... continue below the picture...

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... Everything around the marina such as restaurants, stores and hotels are within walking distance which visitors to Digby love.The population of Digby, Nova Scotia is only around 2,300 hundred so there is plenty of room at the marina for any guests. The fishing boats need to be cautious of the tides around the town of Digby as they can reach outrageous heights of twenty-eight to thirty-five feet near the harbour and marina.Fishing Boats tied up at the wharf in the town of Digby, Evangeline Trail, Highway 101, Digby Neck and Islands Scenic Drive, Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia, Canada.