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A Dungeness crab pot. California wildlife officials are imposing an early season closure April 15 off the central and southern coast to reduce risk of humpback whale entanglements. CDFW image.
California delays Dungeness season; next assessment Nov. 17
Red grouper. NOAA Fisheries photo/Caitlin Langwiser.
Major funding packages for Gulf of Mexico fisheries research, data collection
Chinook salmon harvested in Alaska (1985–2021) as reported annually; total commercial harvest (main panel), commercial harvest for Alaska regions (lower panels), and sport and subsistence harvest. Alaska Salmon Research Task Force graphic.
Alaska Salmon Research Task Force issues progress report, seeks public input
National Fisherman — Fall 2023
The Coast Guard searched for the Carol Ann, a 31-foot fishing vessel, and its crew of three 80 miles offshore Brunswick, Ga., Oct. 20, 2023. Coast Guard photo.
Search continues for three fishermen 80 miles offshore
Podcast: Galley Stories EP 80 Captain David Hillstrand F/V Heida K
Promotional efforts by Genuine Alaska Pollock Producers are stressing the origins and sustainability of U.S. pollock. GAPP graphic.
Time to cut Russia out of pollock trade, say Alaska senators
Offshore wind. Photo by Nicholas Doherty on Unsplash
Cape May County, fishermen challenge approval of Ørsted wind project
Dockside Chat Preview: Money for fishing, engaging the next generation of commercial fishermen and more
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