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Dungeness crab traps stacked. Photo courtesy of Matt Ragen
Washington crabbers hope for a December start
The Port of Coos Bay obtained $1 million in federal Community Project Funding for the Charleston Shipyard Enhancement Project. Oregon Coast Visitors Association photo.
Coos Bay obtains $1 million federal funding for fishing dock improvements
Blueline tilefish. Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
Blueline tilefish fishery closes early as landings hit the limit
Crab pots collected from North Carolina’s inland waters. Photo courtesy of N.C. Coastal Federation
NC lost gear recovery effort pulls more than 2000 pots
Workers using water cannons blow empty shells onto an oyster reef restoration site on New Jersey's Mullica River. NJ Division of Fish & Wildlife photo.
New Jersey, Sysco to expand oyster shell recycling
Photo courtesy of the U.S. Coast Guard
US fishing vessel drifts for days after dual engine failures
Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Mid-Atlantic watermen urge balance on striped bass cuts
The U.S. Geological Survey aerial geophysical survey area (outlined in blue) will cover Maine counties including parts of Aroostook, Hancock, Penobscot, Piscataquis and Washington. USGS map.
Geological Survey plans Maine survey for ‘critical minerals’
Raymarine image.
Raymarine expands Pathfinder radar product line
Dredging equipment has arrived on site to deepen Lake Montauk Harbor's channel depth to -17' MLLW. Town of East Hampton, N.Y. photo.
Dredging operations underway at Lake Montauk Harbor
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