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The crew of the Magic Fish Co. loads longline pots in Homer, Alaska. Buck Laukitis photo
Fish biz: Paycheck Protection Program extended again, allowing more 1099 claims
In 2017, Dawson Porter was arrested with Tevin Cormier after allegedly stealing the volunteer fire department pickup truck. Dillingham Police Department photo
Alaska fisherman accused of stealing fire truck — again
Amber and Kyle Novelli were known for their passion for fishing and an award-winning chowder. Novelli's Crab & Seafood photos
Oregon fishing couple lost in crab boat sinking with lone survivor
"Wicked Tuna: Outer Banks" premieres Sunday, June 28 at 8:30/7:30c on National Geographic.
Wicked Tuna: Breaking ranks on the Outer Banks
Alaska seafood: Keeping all markets moving
John Collins / University of Connecticut photo
President pledges help for lobster industry, tracking of trade disparities
Inside a lobster processing plant. University of Maine Cooperative Extension photo
White House pledges support for lobster industry
Northeast lobstering faces yet another front in the fight over the risk vs. realities of right whale mortality. Pixabay photo.
Pew requests area closures in the name of right whales, suggests trap and line limits as next step
Sean Dwyer: From the Bering to the Bay on the Brenna A
Homarus americanus. Doug Stewart photo.
What fishermen want: Process not politics
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