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Calif. commercial Dungeness crab fishing opportunities will remain open in some areas under existing management measures. Photo courtesy by CDFW
Commercial crabbing continues as Calif. expands trap restrictions
Oregon’s commercial Dungeness crab fishery is facing additional regulatory changes as the state works to address whale entanglements. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Whale permit uncertainty drives changes in Oregon crab fishery
Photo courtesy of Grayson and Shelley Shepard
Red snapper fight heads to court over expanded South Atlantic seasons
F/V Aleutian Ballard from season 2 of Deadliest Catch is onto it's second life as a tour vessel. Photo courtesy of Giddings Boatworks
Aleutian Ballad finds second life in Alaska
NOAA has revised earlier import restrictions on swimming crab fishery imports. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Revised crab import rules lift bans for some countries
Beal's Island Marina in Downeast, Maine. Photo courtesy of Marinas.com
Rogue wave capsizes skiff off Downeast Maine, one fisherman dead
Debate over Atlantic menhaden management in Chesapeake Bay is continuing to intensify. Photo courtesy of Larry Chowning
ASMFC menhaden pause draws split reaction
A Coast Guard Air Station Clearwater helicopter aircrew medevacs the captain of a fishing vessel 122 miles off Longboat Key, Fla., on May 12. Coast Guard photo.
Injured fisherman airlifted from Gulf
U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 2071, the Save Our Shrimpers Act, by an overwhelming bipartisan vote of 391-18-1. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
House passes Save Our Shrimpers Act
Fisherman’s Wharf is at the center of debate as the area undergoes a major redevelopment aimed at modernizing the waterfront while preserving its commercial fishing roots. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Fisherman’s Wharf redevelopment raises working waterfront concerns
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