Some SE La. oyster seed grounds added to Monday's opening

BATON ROUGE - The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries says some southeastern public oyster seed grounds will open a half-hour before sunrise Monday.A news release Thursday said The Lake Borgne/Mississippi Sound area will remain closed due to extensive oyster mortality and to protect a recent spat set.Drum Bay is restricted to harvest for market sales only.Details and maps are available on the department's website.Areas already scheduled to open Monday include the Hackberry Bay Public