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Rozema Boatworks photo
Washington boatyard building three bay gillnetters
Covid-19 clouds Maine lobster boat race schedule — but stay tuned
Feeney Boatshop busy with lobster boat newbuilds, repairs
The purse seiner Ariel burned and sank in Alaska's Sheep Bay in August 2019. Coast Guard photo.
Watch out for the weak link
Making sponsons with 'batten sticks and tape measure'
Rebuilding a Duffy after more than 30 years
In the clear: Shipyard creates staff and cleaning protocol for covid-19
Bellingham yard is building four Bristol Bay gillnetters
Don’t join the club!
The 90-foot dragger Francis Dawn, recently re-christened as the Nobska, was built at Fairhaven Shipyard and designed by Farrell & Farrell Naval Architects. Steve Kennedy photo.
Francis Dawn is newest Maine dragger
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