National Fisherman

Caroline Losneck

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Caroline Losneck is an independent radio producer, filmmaker and documentarian living in Portland, Maine.

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In 1969, New England fishermen, mostly Mainers, landed 24 million pounds of shrimp, the most ever. Now the fishery has been closed since 2013. NOAA photo.

Northeast shrimp: Surveys canceled over covid, with no sign yet of recovery

Boat of the Month: Khristy Michelle

Oyster cages along the Damariscotta River in Walpole, Maine. Mook Sea Farms photo.

Northeast oysters: Supply steady and quality reaches a high for retailers still selling

NF_Sept_20_Market_ATL_Groundfish_NOAA trawl net — Groundfish trawl. NOAA photo.

Northeast groundfish: retail sales recovering, but prices stay down

Yvonne Rosen of Vinalhaven, Maine. Ruby Hopkins photo.

Who We Are: Yvonne Rosen

Summer flounder. NOAA photo.

Summer flounder: good news on quota, but waiting for restaurants’ return

Maine fisherman Rusty Parmenter fishes for lobster, scallops and tuna on the 43' Patricia Ann. Photo courtesy Rusty Parmenter/Robert Serbagi.

Boat of the Month: Patricia Ann

Scallops on deck — Scallops on deck. NOAA photo.

Scallop prices took 30 percent price hit from covid-19

Lots of longfin squid, but markets locked up

Low quotas, high prices for herring will persist