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The vessel Ketok is partially submerged off Ekuk Beach in Nushagak Bay. At least four vessels were partially submerged in the bay after encountering bad weather in the region while carrying heavy loads. Alaska Department of Fish and Game photo.
Five to stay alive
The shrimp fleet in Brownsville, Texas, lined up for its annual spring blessing.
Fuel is the key to Harvey recovery
The Southern Crusader II coming into Hampton Roads, Va. Steven Collingwood photo/ShipSpotting.com
Codfather’s wife, partner claim rights to boats; sheriff’s captain charged with smuggling
Bailey Bowden at Wight Pond in Penobscot, Maine, where a new fishway will help alewives return to spawning grounds.
Bailey Bowden, alewife activist
Friends watch from the dock as the 81-year-old wooden troller Marilee burns herself out off Pelican, Alaska. Jackson Combs photos
Classic wooden troller lost to fire in Pelican, Alaska
Fisherman Jim Colomy now uses a man-overboard alert transmitter aboard his 31-foot F/V Destiny.
Solo safety and swimming with sharks
Fire at Port Moller, Alaska, processing plant ends salmon season early for local fleet
A dead humpback whale entered the port of Ketchikan, Alaska, on the bow of the Princess Cruises Grand Princess cruise ship. Fred Burk, NOAA Office of Law Enforcement photo
Humpback whale discovered on bow of cruise ship as it arrives in Alaska port
The DNV-classed Araho is the first newbuild U.S.-flagged freezer processor factory trawler in more than 25 years.
Spooling strategies: European electric winches hit the US
Atlantic cod. NOAA photo.
Northeast groundfish fleet shrinks with high lease prices
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