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Gig Harbor is celebrating 150 years of commercial fishing as its long-awaited Commercial Fishing Homeport moves closer to construction. Photo courtesy of Drone Northwest
Gig Harbor fishing fleet marks 150 years as homeport moves forward
North Carolina fisheries managers will weigh potential coastal habitat protections and commercial fishing license availability at their Aug. 19-20 meeting. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
North Carolina weighs habitat protections, fishing licenses
Officers cited two commercial fishermen after they were allegedly caught fishing inside the Swamis State Marine Conservation Area. Photo courtesy of CDFW
Two commercial fishermen arrested for fishing in protected area
Oregon approved new Dungeness crab rules to reduce whale entanglement risk, including expanded experimental gear requirements. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Oregon adopts new Dungeness crab rules
California fishermen could face another difficult season as a strengthening El Niño threatens warmer waters, shifting fish distributions and harmful algal blooms along the West Coast. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
‘Super’ El Niño could bring challenges for fishing fleets
Patrick Weber returns to Coastal Villages to lead crab and longline sales. Photo courtesy of Coastal Village Region Fund
Coastal Villages brings back industry veteran for crab, longline sales
A school of menhaden. NOAA photo/Jerry Prezioso.
Commission could revisit how menhaden quota is divided among states
Sam Froines, Taylor Tomblin, and Malachi Church pumping a nice set of pink salmon in Valdez, Alaska. Photo courtesy of NF Crew Shots / Nick Crump
Late pink salmon arrival offers hope for Southeast Alaska fleet
Alaska Sea Grant and the Alaska Shellfish Growers Association launched Alaska Oyster Voyage to connect consumers with roughly 20 oyster farms across the state. Photo courtesy of Jessica Whitney/Alaska Sea Grant.
Alaska Oyster Voyage puts state’s shellfish growers on the map
Low recreational catch reporting is fueling tensions in Puget Sound. Photo courtesy of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife
Puget Sound Dungeness crabbers clash over harvest shares, reporting
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October 30, 2026
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