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New Norwegian catamaran groundfish seiner. Photo by MarineTraffic.com/ frode adolfsen
Norwegian catamaran ready to take on groundfishing
Fresher trawler Hulda Björnsdóttir was originally intended to supply the company’s shore-based processing, which has been shut down due to the situation in Grindavík. Photo courtesy of Hook & Net Mag
New Icelandic trawler delivered amid company restructuring
A significant reduction has been announced in Atlantic herring catch limits for 2025. Photo by Jeff Rotman on Getty Images
NOAA cuts 2025 Atlantic herring catch limits
Alaska fishing boats in Valdez Harbor. Photo by Albert Pego
Bycatch debate heats up in Prince William Sound pollock fishery
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) charged a man with illegal harvesting in the North Sound. Photo by WDFW
Illegal harvest strikes Washington Dungeness crab fishery
The NOAA Sea Grant program has recently announced the launch of new projects. Photo by Wisconsin Sea Grant
Sea Grant launches new projects to combat contaminants in coastal waters
The Trump administration is considering expanding floating fish farms in the Gulf of Mexico. Photo by NOAA
Trump’s fish farm proposal for the Gulf sparks concerns
Scallops on deck. NOAA photo.
New England scallop quotas cut by 28 percent for 2025
Oil spill workers clean the beach of Naval Air Station Pensacola, FL, as oil washes ashore from the BP spill on June 10, 2010. Photo by Cheryl Casey
$210 million proposed for Gulf fisheries and wildlife restoration
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NOAA announces $99 million to strengthen Pacific salmon populations
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Massive turnout at Moosabec races
Jeremy Brown uses Steiners on his 80-foot albacore troller, the Betty H. “I mostly use them to spot birds,” he says. “They have a wide field of vision and are good in low light. Photo by Jeremy Brown
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Fishermen weigh their binocular options at sea
Empire Wind, a 810-megawatt turbine array under construction off New York, was allowed to proceed in mid-May by the Trump administration. But project opponents continue to apply political pressure. Equinor rendering.
July 8, 2025
Trump moves to restrict wind power tax credits
Coastal fishing communities are planning their next moves in response to the federal government's new package of tax and spending cuts. Shutterstock photo.
July 8, 2025
Dealing with Trump's megabill remains a work in progress
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