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The elver fishery is one of Maine’s most valuable on a per-pound basis. Maine Department of Marine Resources
Maine opens lottery for elver licenses
Photo courtesy of C. Babcock / Shutterstock
Final Calif. area opens for Dungeness crab fishing
A fisheries observer identifies the species of salmon that was caught in the pollock fishery in Alaska. Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries/North Pacific Observer Program
Study supports shore-based observers in Alaska pollock
Fishing vessels at the Stonington Town Dock in Connecticut. Photo courtesy of Stonington Town Dock FB page
Stonington commercial fisherman found deceased near vessel
Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK). Photo courtesy of Joshua Sukoff / Shutterstock
Alaska waterfronts see funding gains in 2026
Commercial fishing boats and a few smaller boats docked in South Harbor, Petersburg, Alaska, with a view of mountains on nearby Kupreanof Island, on an overcast morning at the start of summer. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock / Ken Schulze
ALFA seeks applicants for 2026 Alaska crew training program
The fishing vessel Quantum ran aground near Kodiak, Alaska, Jan. 21, 2026. The crewmembers were transferred to emergency medical services with no reported injuries. U.S. Coast Guard photo.
Two rescued from fishing vessel that ran aground near Kodiak
Commercial fishing boats docked at Whitefish Point State Harbor on the coast of Lake Superior. Photo courtesy of ehrlif / Shutterstock
Great Lakes commercial fishing industry moves towards 100 percent utilization
Fish leather from the Local Seafood Summit. Photo by Margaret Crosby/Local Catch Network.
USDA webinar targets value-added grants for fisheries and seafood
Decades-long pattern of violations leads to felony convictions for Alaska fisherman. Photo courtesy of bonilook / Shutterstock
Alaskan convicted on multiple felony fishing violations
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June 17, 2026
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