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Crabbers help scientists gather data about Bristol Bay red king crab

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Seagoing drone DriX will be used for pollock survey in Alaska

ShellCast app expands to South Carolina and Florida

Scallop aquaculture: technique from Japan ramps up Maine’s fishing industry

Commercial fishing is getting safer: is it a career for you?

Meet Nautilus, a deep-sea squat lobster species recently discovered

Electronic monitoring technologies help Alaska pollock fisheries

Deadliest Catch returns in 2023 despite closing of fisheries

NOAA Fisheries releases strategic plan for 2022–2025

Global Fishing Watch Marine Manager reaches a new milestone

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