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The Lily Jean was a 72-foot groundfish vessel out of Gloucester, Mass. Photo courtesy of the Lily Jean Facebook page.
One dead, six missing as search ends for crew of fishing vessel Lily Jean
F/V Lily Jean of Gloucester, MA. Photo courtesy of Lily Jean Facebook page
Rescue underway after Gloucester trawler Lily Jean reported sinking
Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Coast Guard medevacs injured fisherman off Crescent City
Ernie Panacek, longtime general manager at the Viking Village dock in Barnegat Light, N.J., passed away Jan. 23, 2026. Viking Village photo.
Barnegat Light’s Ernie Panacek passes at 75
Photo courtesy of Kentuckey Department of Fish and Wildlife
Kentucky wardens charge 25 in large-scale illegal catfish harvest
The first-ever state-authorized on-demand fishing gear by Sub Sea Sonics and Guardian Ropeless pop-up gear. Photo courtesy of Sub Sea Sonics
CDFW authorizes first on-demand gear for Dungeness crab
Photo courtesy of Amanda Wayne
IPHC defers Alaska halibut bag limit proposal
"Catching the Codfather" is the latest season of GBH News’ "The Big Dig" podcast. Image courtesy GBH News.
‘Catching the Codfather’: Podcast explores rise and fall of fishing tycoon Carlos Rafael
A group of shrimp boats docked in the harbor as the sun sets for the evening in Port Isabel, Texas. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock / BB Outdoors
US fisheries lead the world in MSC sustainability certification
Kodiak Crab Festival will return to downtown Memorial Day weekend in 2026. Photo courtesy of Kodiak Crabfest
Kodiak Crab Festival returns Memorial Day weekend in 2026
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