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A commercial net pen in Rich Passage, WA. Photo courtesy of the Department of Ecology, State of Washington
Oregon moves to ban net-pen aquaculture
NF Staff
After two attempts, an imposter captain stole F/V Jamie Marie, who was later taken into custody by the Westport Police Department. Photo courtesy of Marine Traffic/ Kyle Stubbs
Fake captain steals $8 million fishing vessel
Carli Stewart
Maritime Fabrication modified the Starship from a strictly Bristol Bay gillnetter for fishing Southeast Alaska salmon and halibut. with a new deck drum and stern roller making hauling and setting longline gear easier. Maritime Fabrication photo.
Conversion broadens horizons for an Alaska gillnetter
Michael Crowley
The 7th annual National Working Waterfront Network conference was held in San Diego, California. Photo by Carli Stewart
Keeping working waterfronts afloat: NWWN conference
Carli Stewart
Janine Hecht, left, Newport Englund Marine; Cari Brandberg, Newport Fishermen’s Wives; Len Tumbarello, Northwest Oregon Works maritime program; Amelia Vaughan, Oregon State University; and Dean Fleck, Newport Englund Marine. Photo courtesy of Newport News Times
Oregon commercial fishermen receive funding for safety
Carli Stewart
WDFW opened their state’s coastal season after detailed test fishing and data analysis. Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries/ Austin Trigg
West Coast Dungeness crab kicks off after rigorous testing
Carli Stewart
Dungeness crabs in a live hold. Oregon DFW photo.
Coastal Dungeness crab season kicks off after months of testing
NF Aggregator
Next week, the 7th National Working Waterfront Network Conference will head to San Diego. Photo by San Diego Working Waterfront
National Working Waterfront Conference heads to San Diego
Carli Stewart
Photo by Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
30M for wildlife and sport fish restoration in Oregon
NF Aggregator
The many restaurants and markets that buy seafood are among the homes and lives being lost. But fishermen focus is more on their neighbors right now, and they are sending food and money south. Photo by Ava Schulenberg
Southern California fishermen face wildfire fallout
Paul Molyneaux
The 59’ longliner Evening Star was one of 140 boats that was hauled out and overhauled in 2024 at Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-Op. Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-Op photo.
That’s a wrap for 2024 at Port Townsend
Michael Crowley
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