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The commercial fleet tied up in San Francisco. Creative Commons photo by Flickr user Jeffrey Keeton.
Retraction: Study of marine protected areas deemed flawed with conflict of interest
The crew of the trawler Bald Eagle II was safely evacuated off the coast of North Carolina after the vessel became disabled near Duck, N.C. U.S Coast Guard photo
Update on grounded trawler Bald Eagle II
Divers clean the outside of SeaStation 3000, a 50-by-80-foot cone-shaped steel cage that’s part of an open-ocean aquaculture project operated by the University of Hawaii. It is located two miles from Honolulu and 40 feet below the surface. NOAA image
Bill Reboot: The AQUAA Act is back
Longlining Alaska Halibut aboard the Dues Payer II in Kodiak. Peter Thompson photo.
Council cuts Alaska halibut bycatch caps for groundfish fleet
The Carter Jon’s Dungeness Crew: Captain Eric Perez, Michael Cowan (unloader and helps stack the boat) Sam Walton, Chris Fiester, and Adam Keeler. Not pictured is Jordan Murphy, who runs the block and serves as alternate captain, and John Barnson, who also runs the block.
Video: Dungeness crab season update with a Coos Bay captain
The crew of the trawler Bald Eagle II was safely evacuated off the coast of North Carolina after the vessel became disabled near Duck, N.C. U.S Coast Guard photo
Another trawler in trouble off Carolina coast
Blue Harvest Fisheries refloated its 78-foot groundfish boat Carrabassett on Saturday, Dec. 4. Blue Harvest Fisheries photo
Groundfish trawler Carrabassett refloated off Cape Cod beach
The Dark Star caught fire at Journey’s End Marina in Rockland, Maine. Stephen Betts photo
On fire and foundered: A rough week for East Coast commercial fishing boats
Cuts of Fish, illustrated in the first issue of Maine Coast Fisherman, 1946.
Digging fisheries for 75 years
Sean Dwyer, Taylor Layland, Reuben Ivanoff, Melodie Schones and Lindsay Layland at NF’s Fisherman of the Year Contest at Pacific Marine Expo in Seattle, November 2021. Doug Stewart photo
Fisherman of the Year takes unlikely win in Seattle
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