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Paul Molyneaux is the Boats & Gear editor for National Fisherman.
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A picture of radio frequency emissions from marine traffic all over the world, based on data from the HawkEye 360 monitoring system, shows challenges the company faces in identifying which vessels are engaged in IUU fishing. HawkEye 360 image.
Eye in the sky
Launching the Mr. Pete in February, Tory Bramante carries on his family’s seafaring legacy with pride and determination. Junior Duckworth photo.
A Florida shipyard builds a classic New England dragger
A proposed project would install up to 12 turbines on Volturnus floating platforms in the Gulf of Maine, similar to the Volturnus 1:8 installation off Castine, Maine. University of Maine image.
Maine offshore wind: Measuring values
In the water for sea trials, the Hi Spartan will be put on a barge for the ride north to Alaska, and will be fishing in Cook Inlet starting in the summer of 2023. Brian O’Neil photo.
Building Hi Spartan: A trailerable bowpicker for Alaska
Instead of mechanizing his successful seaweed harvesting company, Maine Seaweed, Larch Hanson says he is developing “an old man’s economy of motion,” and refining his simple systems to accommodate that. Paul Molyneaux photo.
Seaweed Simplicity
The team at Outcast Marine in Des Allemands, La., has done most of the work modifying James Bruce’s snapper grouper boat; the current phase includes add trim tabs to help get the bow down. Paul Molyneaux photo.
Southern Comfort: OXE diesel outboards debut in the Gulf
Book review: Death of a Fisherman
At Pac Fish Inc in Seattle, Doug Dixon maintains something of a little museum dedicated to 19th century shipwright Frederick Douglass. Famous for his abolitionist oratory and writing, Douglass’s first trade was boatbuilding, and he escaped to freedom by p
A day to remember a shipwright: Frederick Douglass
Brady Rickert, the newest member of the Francescal Madre’s crew prepares to set an anchor for the vessel’s gillnets. Starting at 4 a.m., the boat is usually back at the dock by 9 a.m. Paul Molyneaux photo.
Six Men and a Fish Tug
Fishing boats moored in Ukedo, Japan. The British Academy.
Japan will dump Fukushima water into the Pacific
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