An unforgiving southeast wind cut across Cape May, New Jersey, on a recent Tuesday morning; the 50-mile-per-hour gusts were so strong they created white caps on a section of the bay here that is typically calm.There would be no fishing for Bill Bright and his crew. "We don't have crop insurance. If the fish don't show up, there's no bailout," the 64-year-old said, standing on the deck of the Eva Marie, an 88-foot-long fishing vessel used to catch herring.