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Charting the Course

Planning ahead and determing where you want to be is crucial. The one thing you can count on to help you prepare and to be there for you is National Fisherman. For more than 50 years, the magazine has been serving fishing communities around the nation, staying on top of industry news, good or bad, and delivering the right information at the right time. National Fisherman is the dominant industry publication and the best choice to give your advertising both national reach and regional coverage. Use National Fisherman to help chart the course to a profitable future.

National Fisherman Readers:*

62% actively use the magazine when making purchasing decisions.

88% are involved in purchasing decisions.

After seeing an advertisement in National Fisherman 54% of readers bought a product or service and 99% either contacted the company directly or visited their website.

When National Fisherman readers and evaluating options prior to making a purchasing decision, they consider the brand name of the product to be very important in the decision making process. Consider the following:

Importance of Brand as Purchaing Factor

Size of Vessels Owned/Worked On

*National Fisherman Reader Survey, Publisher’s Own Data

30,000** subscribers across the country use National Fisherman to:

**National Fisherman BPA statement December 2010

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Conferences & Events

February 13-14
Alaska Young Fishermen's Summit
St. Ann's Parish Hall
Juneau, Alaska
www.marineadvisory.org/ayfs

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Announcements

MLA announces promotion

The Massachusetts Lobstermen’s Association (MLA) promoted Beth Casoni to associate executive director. Casoni was executive assistant for four years and has worked hard at building relationships both inside and outside the industry for the association.

Her achievements include working with the National Seafood Marketing Coalition and helping launch the Commonwealth Quality Program in Massachusetts, lobster sector, on Oct. 1 with the Department of Agriculture. She has also been working with MLA executive committee members to form the Lobster Foundation of Massachusetts, a nonprofit focused on educational outreach programs and research to ensure the sustainability of the lobster stocks in Massachusetts.