The coastal area affected extends from Palos Verdes Peninsula to Huntington Beach.
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The coast from the Palos Verdes Peninsula all the way down to Huntington Beach is closed for commercial fishermen looking to catch the spiny crustacean.Mason said it is the most popular invertebrate. Around 20,000 people fish for the spiny lobster each year and it generates anywhere from $13 to $17 million commercially for the state each year, he said.
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