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Little Girls barely ahead of Lynn Marie as Maine's lobster boat races carry on. Jon Johansen photo.
Wild Wild West dominates lobster boat races
Although the Jones Act is normally thought of with respect to large, ocean going vessels, the sweeping regulations even impact small aquaculture businesses operating homebuilt skiffs in tidal mill ponds. Jean Paul Vellotti photo.
The Jones Act interrupts vacation
Fishermen disagree with bleak fluke stock assessment
Bogoslof Island, Alaska, is the summit of a largely submarine stratovolcano located in the Bering Sea. U.S. Geological Survey photo by T. Keith.
Excerpt: Moe vs. the volcano
Dungeness crab opener, Bodega Bay, Calif. Faces of California Fishing photo.
Our House: A fishwife’s top 10 rants
America's Finest under construction at Dakota Creek Industries in Anacortes, Wash. Dakota Creek Industries photo by Mike Nelson.
Will America’s Finest become a failure?
Read Corky Decker
Reeling in data with the FishTrack app
Pacific oyster. Creative Commons photo by David Monniaux.
New hope for oyster herpes
Sampling salmon in the sheep river. Prince William Sound Science Center photo.
King salmon numbers confound Copper River salmon stakeholders
Some of Carlos Rafael's boats tied up in New Bedford. Photo by Flickr user Neal Wellons.
Rafael: Punishment should fit the crimes
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