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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
In a 1989 National Fisherman feature on a Tremblay yard, Charles Piatt covered Tremblay Net Boats, a boatyard specializing in mullet skiffs.
Fishing back when: Tremblay yard specializes in mullet skiffs
Trawling vessels in Seattle, WA. Photo by Ian Dewar Photography / Shutterstock
Trawl tensions rise as NPFMC meets in Oregon
Lake Charles, Louisiana. Photo courtesy of Explore Louisiana
Study finds Lake Charles leads in Gulf shrimp honesty
Photo courtesy of Net Your Problem / Jasmine Butler
Catcher-processor fleet launches first net recycling day
Photo by Global Seafood
Seafood Producers Cooperative response to WFC lawsuit
West Island Oysters co-owner Dale Leavitt drives a boat through his oyster farm in Fairhaven in January. Photo courtesy of Adam Goldstein / The New Bedford Light
Oyster farmers brace for rising costs due to tariffs
Photo by Eleonora Bianchi / The New Bedford Light
Scallop workers detained before work in New Bedford
Photo by NOAA Fisheries
Alaska seafood eyes global growth
The USDA has awarded over $100 million in seafood contracts destined for federal nutrition programs. Photo by Georg Kristiansen
USDA awards nearly $102 million in seafood contracts
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