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Dockside Chat Preview: Money for fishing, engaging the next generation of commercial fishermen and more
The coastal community rallied around Samantha Douglas and her two children, Brayden and Lexi, through their loss of family in a fishing accident back in 2020 and through Samantha's battle with stage 3 cervical cancer. Photo courtesy of Nina Gibbs.
From fishing tragedy to fighting cancer
Jimmy Ruhle, captain of the Wanchese, N.C., fishing vessel Darana R and a 2004 National Fisherman Highliners, passed away Sept. 28, 2023. Twiford Funeral Homes photo.
North Carolina’s captain Jimmy Ruhle passes at age 75
The American Dynasty is a 272-foot factory trawler owned by American Seafoods Co., based in Seattle. American Seafoods photo
American Seafoods hit with nearly $1 million EPA penalty
Pacific Marine Expo happy hour is held at the end of each show day in the Beer Garden, booth 4200. Photo credits to Britton Spark @couchchronicles
Bringing the fishing community together to experience what's new and notable
Ocean quahogs, among the longest-lived of marine species, are showing evidence of radically changing growth rates from warming ocean waters. SCEMFIS photo.
Ocean quahog growth rates ‘radically altered’ by climate change, studies find
The New England Fishery Management Council elected chair Eric Reid, left, and vice chair Rick Bellavance, returning the two Rhode Islanders for the third year in a row. NEFMC photo.
New England council elects chair, seats new member Jackie Odell
Graphic by the MLMC for National Lobster Day
Maine celebrates National Lobster Day
Navigating the Waves of Industry Leadership: The Legacy of National Fisherman Highliners
The National Marine Fisheries Service is taking public comments on its plan to expand the Massachusetts Restricted Area to include the previously exempted 'wedge' between state and federal waters. NMFS graphic.
NMFS plans to end ‘Massachusetts Wedge’ exemption for trap gear
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