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Kitty Simonds is pictured in the middle. Photo courtesy of the American Samoa Fisheries Advisory Panel
Kitty Simonds honored for contributions to Pacific fisheries
Wrangell Ports and Harbors photo.
PME exhibitor preview: Wrangell Marine Service Center
All three Bering Sea crab fisheries open Oct. 15, with measured harvest levels as stocks continue to rebuild. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
2026-27 catch limits set for red king, snow, and Bairdi crab
South Atlantic commercial fishermen and seafood businesses are challenging federal permits that increase recreational red snapper harvest for the 2026 season. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Fishermen challenge red snapper permits
California’s new law extends key Dungeness crab management programs through 2037 while allowing vessels to transit certain closed waters under specific conditions. Photo courtesy of the California Coast Crab Association
New law changes Dungeness crab closure rules
NOAA confirmed 76 large whale entanglements in 2025, down from 95 in 2024 but slightly above the long-term average. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
US whale entanglements decline in 2025
Southeast Alaska trollers will help collect near-real-time catch and oceanographic data through an expanded electronic logbook program during the 2028 and 2029 fishing seasons. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Alaska troll fleet to expand electronic logbook, data collection
About 30 boats gathered for the Aug. 8 chum salmon commercial opener at Neets Bay. Photo courtesy of the Southern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association
Neets Bay chum fishery opens for first time since 2018
Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith’s new legislation would raise tariffs on Ecuadorian shrimp imports to support U.S. shrimpers facing growing foreign competition. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Bill targets Ecuadorian shrimp imports with higher tariffs
An Alaska troller captain and Coast Guard aviation survival technician are hoisted aboard an MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter from the rugged shoreline of Admiralty Island Sept. 28. Coast Guard video image.
Coast Guard rescues Alaska captain after troller sinks
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