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Part of the 40 boats that came to the line for Randy
Maine lobster boat racing season will kick off in June
Stacks of lobster pots cover a wooden pier on a bay in New England. Maine Lobster Institute photo.
Unwritten rules: Four Maine lobstermen charged with molesting gear
Burning hull of Ole Betts Sea. Trico Seafood, Inc. photo.
NTSB: Mechanical failure caused fire on Gulf of Mexico shrimper
Navico, the parent company of Lowrance, Simrad and B&G, announced that its products would not experience any setback. Navico photo.
Will your GPS get set back on Saturday? Y2K comes for some units
Shafted: Propeller failure sank trawler
Galen Alley of Beals Island, Maine, aboard the 30-foot Foolish Pleasure. Alley died in a car accident on January 16, 2019. Jon Johansen photo.
Galen Alley: Farewell to a fast cat
A man overboard demonstration gave visitors a chance to learn about marine safety and rescue operations at the Working Waterfront Festival in New Bedford, Mass. Samuel Hill photo.
NIOSH, Coast Guard announce $6 million in safety research grants
A basic AIS fishing net buoy sold on Alibaba.com.
Using AIS net buoys? FCC fines up to $19k per day
Radio frequency interference caused by
Coast Guard warns LED lighting could interfere with communications
The
Dragger Aaron & Melissa II goes down off the coast of Maine
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October 29, 2026
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Actor Mark Costello started fishing in Bristol Bay in his early 20s and continued until he was 61. “For me it was cathartic,” says Costello. “I loved the physical work and the life onboard.” Photo courtesy of Girlstrong Inc.
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Beyond Alaska the Department of Agriculture’s Office of Seafood may be able to provide grants and low-interest loans to fishermen all over the U.S., enabling them to upgrade their boats and equipment. Photo courtesy of Paul Molyneaux
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