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Blue Eyed Girl was a force to reckoned with at the Boothbay and Rockland races. Jon Johansen photo
Maine’s Lobster Capital hosts boat races this weekend
An HI500 Thrustmaster waterjet and a 500-hp Cummins will power this 20-foot seine skiff being built at Rozema Boat Works. Rozema Boat Works photo.
Wash. boatyard builds jet-powered seine skiff; covid-19 dragging down boatyard production
Level-wind pivot named in honor of bay fisherman; gillnetters get repowered at Southeast Alaska boatyard
The Syringa, a 36 Calvin lobster boat, pulled into Dana’s Boatshop to have its deck covered with a new rubber mat. Dana’s Boatshop photo.
Maine yard sends tuna boats to Massachusetts; lobstermen are laying down rubber decks
Working deck of Rebecca Mary. Kevin Ralph/NTSB
Survival on a sinking squid boat: NTSB report
This Eaton Boat Shop 25 will be going to a tuna fisherman. Eaton’s Boat Shop & Fiberglassing photo.
Maine shop seems to have a winner in 25-footer; magic has its place on the lobster boat racing circuit
The 64-foot Prospector was the first boat in the Port of Toledo Shipyard’s new fabrication shop. Port of Toledo Shipyard photo.
Oregon shrimper gets shafted — for the better; family tradition keeps going at California boatyard
The working end of Velocity Marine’s 33-foot landing craft/gillnetter/crabber has a Kinematics hydraulic drum and roller horns. Velocity Marine photo.
Unusual landing craft coming out of Wash. shop; fire-damaged gillnetter is undergoing repairs
H&H Marine is sending this Osmond 32 to Montauk, N.Y., for commercial fishing and running 6-pack charters. H&H Marine photo.
Maine yard building West Coast longliner; 44-footers popular at Downeast boatshop
Feeney Boat Shop is building this 35 Mitchell Cove with a 705-hp Cat for a Cutler, Maine, lobsterman. Feeney Boat Shop photo.
Boatshop expands Mitchell Cove 35 hull; plenty of repair work at Friendship shop
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