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The new Oregon Coast Seafood Trail connects consumers with locally harvested seafood, fishing families, and working waterfronts through more than 20 participating coastal businesses. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock

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Grundéns will relocate its global headquarters to Seattle’s historic Pier 54 in April 2027, bringing the century-old fishing gear company to the city’s newly redeveloped waterfront. Photo courtesy of Grundéns

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Washington crab fishermen challenge GPS vessel tracking in court

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Conservation group threatens lawsuit over Alaska salmon fisheries

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Maine fishermen will test ocean robots designed to monitor conditions on fishing grounds and improve fishing efficiency, with participating fishermen eligible to earn up to $21,200 for helping develop the technology. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock

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The new Oregon Coast Seafood Trail connects consumers with locally harvested seafood, fishing families, and working waterfronts through more than 20 participating coastal businesses. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock

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Grundéns will relocate its global headquarters to Seattle’s historic Pier 54 in April 2027, bringing the century-old fishing gear company to the city’s newly redeveloped waterfront. Photo courtesy of Grundéns

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