National Fisherman

Northeast

Senate budget vote set mixed prospects for offshore wind

Kirk Moore

Torbay Wharf supports fishing in Newfoundland and Labrador. Fisheries and Oceans Canada photo.

Canada commits $4.1 million to rebuild Torbay wharf

NF Staff

Filming ‘The Perfect Storm’ in Gloucester Harbor, Mass. The Salem News Historic Photograph Collection, Salem State University Archives and Special Collections, CC BY

Checking in on New England fisheries 25 years after ‘The Perfect Storm’ movie

Oceanville Boatworks in Stonington, Maine, is completing a 50’ x19’2” H&H Marine lobster boat for a Cape Cod, Mass., fisherman, with a 750-hp continuous-duty Volvo. Jon Johansen photo.

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Composite construction gains favor at Maine yard

Michael Crowley

The New York Parks Commission will be the proud owner of a Thomas Marine-built Explorer model. The aluminum 28-footer will be used for pollution sampling.

Fishing back when: Around Northeast yards

Guest Author

The 55' Maine schooner Eleanor had hull damage after colliding with a fishing vessel off Kennebunkport Maine, June 19 but was able to return under power, local fire officials reported. Schooner Eleanor photo.

Maine schooner, fishing vessel collide off Kennebunkport

NF Staff

At Boothbay June 14, in Diesel Class E, 336 to 435 h.p., 24 to 33 feet, Audrey May (Holland 32, 425 Cummins, at right) took 1st place at 39.5 mph. Guilty Pleasure (Mitchell Cove 32, 380-hp Cummins) took third. Jon Johansen photo.

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Maine’s 2025 lobster boat race season kicks off

Michael Crowley

Dock in Cutler, Maine. Photo by Jon Bilous / Shutterstock

Maine enacts new law to promote working waterfronts

Carli Stewart

A tribute to a Brant Rock lobsterman

Carli Stewart

Devyn Campbell’s crew gets ready to sort a tow of grey sole, monk fish, dab, haddock, and other flats and groundfish. Using knowledge and charts passed on to him by old timers, Campbell makes a living fishing the waters off the coast of Maine. Photo by De

Dragging tradition in a wooden hull

Paul Molyneaux

The Thialf, a 661’x290’ semi-submersible crane vessel, operated by Netherlands-based Heerema Marine Contractors under the Panamanian flag, is underway to install turbine towers on the Equinor lease. Heerema photo.

Empire Wind opponents sue Trump administration, Equinor to stop work again

NF Staff