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Content 2012
b. February 2012
Around the Yards
When you read this, you’ll understand why a 40-foot lobster boat from H&H Marine is very steerable, even when something important is missing.
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Consequences
One cold, windy January evening, an Alaska Coast Guard Communications Center received a mayday call.
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Market Reports
Strong blue crab numbers in the Northeast helped mitigate a hot summer in 2011 and water quality problems; Maryland reported the second-highest stock assessment since 1997
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Cover Story Excerpt
The moment held a pleasant sense of timelessness — the blurring of a few decades, at the very least. I was pretty happy about that.
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c. March 2012
Consequences
In the middle of a calm August night a 314-foot fish processing vessel swung on its hook with a smaller fishing boat alongside unloading salmon.
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Cover Story excerpt
Eric Petersen backs the 52-foot steel trap net boat Petersen Brothers away from the dock on Lake Muskegon just as the sun is popping up over the buildings of Muskegon, Mich., four miles to the east.
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Market Reports
As 2012 opened, Alaska seiners and fisheries managers pondered the logistics behind catching — and processing — a mind-blowing 29,008-ton guideline harvest level while San Francisco herring fisherman began fishing on a 1,920-ton quota.
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Around the Yards
The week before Christmas, the 1,000-hp Caterpillar 3508 in the scalloper Concordia’s engine room was fired up for the first time
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