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The receiving end of Blue Ocean Gear’s Farallon smart buoy’s transmissions can save thousands in lost gear. Blue Ocean Gear photo
Northern Lights: Alaska Seafood 2050
The crew of the F/V Devotion easily handles a lightweight CodCoil pot with live blackcod. Ryan Johnson photo
Fishermen give feedback on gear innovations
The busy show floor at Pacific Marine Expo in Seattle, November 2017. Doug Stewart photo.
We’re Back.
Chuck Bundrant, founder of Trident Seafoods, with his son Joe aboard the F/V Bountiful in Alaska’s Bristol Bay, 1979. Trident Seafoods photo
Telling the story of Chuck Bundrant
Maine lobstermen haul traps in Stonington, the state's lobster capital. Maine Lobster Marketing Collaborative/Patrick Daly photo
Letter: Maine lobstermen frustrated by whale rules
The Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute’s All Hands on Deck meeting will be hosted virtually from Juneau, Nov. 9-12. ASMI photo
Northern Lights: Sea the world
A lobster awaits banding. Doug Stewart photo.
Chinese media: Maine lobster shipment was ‘Pandora’s box,’ spreading covid
The F/V Heidi & Elisabeth heads toward the commercial fishing pier in Portsmouth on a late summer evening to offload her daily catch of groundfish, sold at local farms through the Daily Haul. Eric Gendron @ericgendronphotography photo
Close Quarters: Ocean zoning pushes fisheries to the brink
Alaska cod sandwich with pickled vegetables. Sodexo photo
Northern Lights: Q&A with Sodexo’s Chef Lloyd Mann
Fish ticket data is collected at the first step of the supply chain and combined with other tools to track products all over the world. Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute photo.
Northern Lights: Tracing trailblazers
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