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Commercial salmon fishing returned to Kuskokwim Bay this summer for the first time in five years, showing ongoing financial and logistical challenges. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Kuskokwim Bay commercial salmon fishery returns after five-year hiatus
Shutterstock photo.
Fisherman dies after fall from mast in Alaska
The Chesapeake Bay's blue crab population has declined by 50 percent between 2010 and 2023. Photo courtesy of Larry Chowning
Researchers seek answers to Chesapeake blue crab decline
Fishermen work on the open deck of Miss Gail off Cortez, Florida, circa 1980. Photo courtesy of Glenhart Brooks / NOAA Fisheries
Gulf partnerships shape the future of commercial fisheries
Gig Harbor's planned Commercial Fishing Homeport would provide dedicated moorage for up to 17 commercial fishing vessels while creating a new working waterfront destination. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Gig Harbor homeport project moves toward construction as costs rise
Senators are urging the Treasury Department to sanction vessels that support China's distant-water fishing fleet. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Senators urge sanctions on China's fishing support fleet
University of Rhode Island researchers are studying the impacts of offshore wind turbines on Jonah crab. Photo courtesy of the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission
Are offshore wind turbines changing Jonah crab behavior?
Proposed offshore wind energy areas off Oregon were set aside in fall 2024 amid opposition from skeptical state leaders, commercial fishing and community groups and Native tribes. BOEM graphic.
Oregon planners submit ‘roadmap’ for any future wind power
A restoration project in Mashpee, Mass., is working to rebuild wild oyster reefs. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Mashpee leads effort to restore wild oyster habitat
Commercial fishermen and passenger vessel operators in Gloucester, Mass., are feeling the strain of rising diesel and fuel costs. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
High diesel prices hit Gloucester fishermen
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October 30, 2026
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Coast Guard rescues shrimp boat crew at Winyah Bay
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