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Brian Hagenbuch

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Brian Hagenbuch is National Fisherman's products editor, a contributing editor to SeafoodSource and a Bristol Bay fisherman. He is based in Seattle.

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Enough power, but not too much. Integrity Machining photo

Switch hitting with slinkies: Integrity Machining dials in perfect balance for blackcod haulers

Two speeds are better than one. ZF Marine photo

An outboard with smooth moves: ZF Marine introduces new two-speed outboard transmission

Cut into strips, the new packaging is soil in a year.

More fishing, less plastic: Grundéns introduces compostable packaging

Get the power of satellite technology in your palm.

Satellite comms in your hand: ACR’s new Bivy Stick has one-touch tracking and SOS

Taylor Shellfish Co. oyster nursery on Oakland Bay, Wash. Jessica Hathaway photo

In hot water: Heat dome recovery looks bleak for small-scale shellfish farms

James Aaron Stevens was owner and captain of the F/V Alaskan Star when he misreported catches in 2014 to 2017, according to federal prosecutors. International Pacific Halibut Commission photo.

Alaska captain hit with $1 million fine, six-month sentence for misreporting

Bering Sea pollock fishing — NOAA photo

Smaller pollock during Alaska’s season B expected to tighten supplies

Control systems for smoother, more precise maneuvering.

Waterjet control: Kongsberg Maritime launches two new jet control systems

New Intellian antenna brings high-speed connectivity to small boats.

Big data for little boats: Intellian leverages high-throughput for boats under 80 feet

Bristol Bay sockeye salmon. BBRSDA photo.

Promising prices, record landings for Bristol Bay sockeye