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Aboard the Heather Anne out of Juneau, Alaska, Tyson Fick cuts off the head of a salmon prior to pressure bleeding. John McCarthy photo
Alaska salmon report: Low returns so far
Using art to sell engines, Killer and FPT Industrial aim to make a splash. Randy Wells photo
Killer revealed: Building a Bristol Bay gillnetter like no other
A Coast Guard 47-foot motor lifeboat underway. Coast Guard photo/PO1 Levi Read.
Coast Guard: Masking won’t be monitored
A lobster dock at Point Judith, R.I. Rhode Island was among states that issued emergency permits enabling fishermen to sell directly to the public after the covid-19 pandemic shut down their usual markets. Sarah Smith/Rutgers University photo.
Going viral can be a nightmare: Here’s one way to handle it
What’s next in fisheries tech? You can help decide
The Killer is coming: Have you ever seen a boat like this?
Road block: Alaska Native group protects land coveted by Pebble Mine developers
Getting rest in the season is a significant challenge for the crews who fish Alaska’s compact salmon season in Bristol Bay. Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association photo
Editor’s Log: Our family to yours
Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen’s Associations photo
Offshore wind pushes West without fisheries input, stakeholders say
Bristol Bay gillnetter Anna Maria on sea trials. Aliotti Enterprises photo
Unmasking on deck: Senators ask feds to update comfish mandate
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