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Net pen aquaculture in deep coastal waters. NOAA photo.
Finfish aquaculture has no place in U.S. waters
After a month-long delay, the F/V Timmy Boy, out of Newport, Ore., fights its way over the bar to the crab grounds. Finer Image Photography, Yale Fogarty photo
Pots dropped: Oregon Dungeness season is in full swing
In the small boat harbor at Kodiak, Alaska. James Brooks photo.
Harvesting the haul
The OceansAlaska facility in Ketchikan. OceansAlaska photo.
Hatching a plan for Alaska’s mariculture
The North Star, Glacier Fish Co.'s 261-foot factory trawler, is righted after being laid on its side by Hurricane Michael in October. Corky Decker photo
North Star rising: Storm-tossed trawler righted in Florida
A massive earthquake struck south central Alaska Friday morning Nov. 30, causing widespread damage to buildings, homes, roads and schools. Jeremy Talbott photo.
Quake update: Alaska’s 7.0 rumble leaves region shaken but fleets unharmed
The America
Fishermen’s Finest waiver lands on Trump’s desk
Pacific Marine Expo draws thousands of fishermen, fleet owners, processors and other stakeholders to a show floor packed with more than 500 exhibitors. Doug Stewart photo.
It's show time
iFish5 participants learned about safety procedures during a visit to Canada
Fish safety goes global
A setnetter at Graveyard Point on Alaska's Bristol Bay. Corey Arnold photo.
Tariff wars: Alaska’s outlook
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