National Fisherman
National Fisherman

Jessica Hathaway

Editor in chief

Jessica Hathaway is the editor in chief of National Fisherman. She has been covering the fishing industry for 15 years, serves on the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute's Communications Committee and is a National Fisheries Conservation Center board member.

Author Archive

Tom Collier, then-CEO of Pebble Corp., offering congressional testimony that he later contradicted in recorded video calls with investigators posing as potential investors.

Collier quits: Pebble CEO resigns after being caught on tape

Sticky Tape: Pebble leaders caught on video confirming project rumors

Richard "Chuddy" Alley lands the first bluefin tuna of the 1970 season on the F/V Suzanne in Islesford, Maine. Ralph Tate and Ricky Alley help Chuddy horse the harpooned the 738-pounder onto the deck.

Flashback Friday: 50 Years Ago | September 1970

Bristol Bay Salmon Week: Yay for the bay

Dungeness crabs generic CA Dept Fish Wildlife
A California fisherman works Dungeness crab pots. California Department of Fish and Wildlife photo.

Editor's Log: The other plague

Richard Downard, Kendrick Hoblet, Carlin Hoblet, Dayton Hoblet and Chris Yatchmeneff on the 54-foot seiner Aleut Lady in False Pass, Alaska, with 60,000 pounds of pinks and 30,000 pounds of reds.

Crew Shots: PFDs & PPE

Jamie O'Neill hauling gear. Adam McKibben photo

Breaking: Pacific Marine Expo launches online experience for 2020

Krystal TenKley has been setnetting in Alaska for most of her life. Corey Arnold photo

Pebble postponed: Mine delay marks possible end to Bristol Bay battle

1970 World Championship Sardine Packing Contest Champion Rita Willey of Rockland, Maine

Flashback Friday: Sardine packing champ, launch for offshore lobster, remembering Uncle Ted

Bristol Bay salmon heads to Chignik as part of a Northline Seafoods and Alaskans Own donation to coastal communities. Northline Seafoods photo

Salmon shares: Fishermen donate 45,000 pounds to communities in need

Recent

Read Next

The CMA CGM John Adams arrives at Savannah, Ga., in 2018. Savannah, Charleston, S.C., and other U.S. Southeast ports are expanding to accommodate bigger post-Panamax container ships. Kirk Moore photo.
January 25, 2021

More ships must slow to protect right whales, NOAA says

Ryan Bradley, executive director of Mississippi Commercial Fisheries United, helps deliver 36,000 meals of local shrimp to food banks across Mississippi. Dawn Ross photo
January 25, 2021

Mississippi shrimpers deliver catch to local food banks

The VolturnUS is a 65-foot-tall floating turbine prototype that is 1/8 the scale of a 6-megawatt, 450-foot rotor diameter design. It was towed down the Penobscot River and deployed in Castine, Maine, for 18 months, beginning in June 2013.
January 25, 2021

Maine's governor requests 10-year moratorium on wind permits in state waters

A full dock at Fishermen's Terminal in Seattle. Fishing fleets coast to coast have been largely idled by restaurant shutdowns and dropoff in demand. Doug Stewart photo.
A full dock at Fishermen's Terminal in Seattle. Fishing fleets coast to coast were largely idled by restaurant shutdowns and dropoff in demand. Doug Stewart photo.
January 22, 2021

Follow-up survey of fishermen and covid-19 impact begins

Diversified Communications
© 2021 Diversified Communications. All rights reserved.