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The last of 12 turbines in the South Fork Wind project 35 miles east of Montauk, N.Y., were completed March 14. Ørsted video image.
Despite fierce opposition, South Fork Wind completes turbines
The Pacific Fishery Management Council approved alternatives for the ocean salmon seasons on Monday. Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries.
California ocean salmon season options revealed by council
A New Horizon National Fisherman goes digital
Trident Seafoods' seasonal salmon processing plant at False Pass if among Alaska operations the company says it will close. Trident Seafoods photo.
Trident Seafoods readies sale of three Alaska plants
Calif. fisherman harvested lobster out of season, then abandoned at least 156 commercial lobster traps around Santa Cruz Island and the Santa Barbara Harbor. Photo courtesy of CDFW.
California commercial fisherman convicted for abandoning traps
Jack Crouch was appointed national sales manager for Wanchese Fish Company, the Cooke group of seafood companies annouced March 6.
Jack Crouch named national sales manager at Wanchese Fish Company
Yamaha collaborated with Roush CleanTech to develop the fuel system for the new outboard and partnered with boatbuilder Regulator Marine to construct a suitable vessel for testing the prototype outboard. Yamaha photo
Yamaha unveils first Hydrogen-powered outboard at Miami Boat Show
Harun Laleli (rescue swimmer), Captain Dan Hannigan, Hank Soule (President, Maine Fishermen’s Forum), Eric Laszlo (rescue swimmer), and Parker Poole (Determination Marine). Photo courtesy of Dave Waddell.
Water rescue team commended for saving Maine fishing crew
Red grouper. Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Shareholders' Alliance photo.
Federal appeals court orders remand of red grouper allocations
The U.S. Coast Guard rescued a crew member of F/V Rachel Leah on Thursday morning. Photo courtesy of Steve Kennedy and MarineTraffic
Crewman injured on fishing vessel, rescued off Nantucket
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