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More than a dozen bays are shown in this photo in southeastern North Carolina. Several are cleared and drained for farming.

No wetlands, no seafood

All of these are snapper, and many are red, but none is true red snapper (Lutjanus campechanus), as identified in Oceana

Science on your side: The trappings of fish fraud

Luis Ribas, a 2002 National Fisherman Highliner, passed away in January.

Mail Buoy: In honor of a Highliner

Steve Reifenstuhl is general manager of Northern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association; Casey Campbell is CEO of the Prince William Sound Aquaculture Corporation; Mike Wells is executive director of Valdez Fisheries Development Association; Tina F...

Northern lights: Supporting sustainable runs

Revisiting the Valdez

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Deepwater Wind's Block Island array. Deepwater Wind photo.

Wind win: Fisheries alliance signs pact with NMFS and BOEM

ComFish
ComFish celebrates 40 years in Kodiak, Alaska!

Kodiak's ComFish features Bristol Bay events

A hold full of Dungeness, Bodega Bay. Faces of California Fishing photo.

Dungeness drag: Fleet agrees to shutter early

Northern Lights: A global seafood superpower

Fishing boats at sunset near Pilot Point, Alaska.

Youngbloods: Fight for the fish

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