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The Emmy Rose, an 82-foot groundfish trawler based in Portland, Maine, was lost at sea on Nov. 23, 2020. Rink Varian photo.
Searchers locate Emmy Rose wreckage
The Copper Crown: The first king salmon landed in Alaska’s Copper River opener gets a first-class ticket to Seattle on Alaska Air’s Salmon Forty Salmon to celebrate the official start of Alaska’s salmon fishing season. Seattle is a major hub for Alaska seafood as it gets channeled through the Lower 48 and overseas. OBI Seafoods photo
Salmon overtakes lobster as highest value catch
Micki Schwarz, Chris Dabney and David Jennings work the net of the F/V Lady Rose on the Naknek River in Alaska’s Bristol Bay. Bri Dwyer photo
It’s on: Pacific Marine Expo returns to Seattle
Shrimp boats tied up in Venice, La. Creative Commons photo by Flickr user Finchlake2000.
USDA spends $70.9 million on domestic seafood
Sockeye salmon in Alaska’s Bristol Bay
Biden administration sets framework for 30x30
The crew of the F/V Devotion easily handles a lightweight CodCoil pot with live blackcod. Ryan Johnson photo
Editor’s Log: Spring a trap
Gloucester Harbor: Skippers and crew of larger vessels have little faith in the future of their profession as foreign fleets clean up the resource and little help comes from the government. NF Staff/Burton T. Coffey photo
Flashback Friday: Gloom over Gloucester | NF May 1971
Off-loading Alaska halibut. Earl D. Walker/Shutterstock
Cut off: Council makes sweeping changes on public input
New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center opens More Than a Job: Work and Community in April. Phil Mello photos
More Than a Job: New Bedford’s work and community
RIO pays fishermen in Indonesian villages to collect plastics: “For every pound of fish they catch, they could catch 20 pounds of plastic,” says RIO CEO Kieran Kelly.
Plastic neutrality: Fisherman-led program works to clear the streams
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