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Paul Molyneaux is the Boats & Gear editor for National Fisherman.
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Teknotherm photo.
Just chillin’: Designs that incorporate refrigeration innovations are helping vessels of all sizes land quality product
The Carpe Diem, a 60-foot Dixon, is built to fish offshore in the worst weather, when catches are big and prices are high. Asher Molyneaux photo.
Seize the day and slay: Ethan Whitaker’s outsized Carpe Diem dwarfs other Maine lobster boats, but is built for the future
Paul Hebert, one of the stars of the TV show “Wicked Tuna,” bought a new H&H 40-footer, the Wicked Pissah, powered by a Volvo-Penta 625-hp D11. Terry Boivin photo.
Driving forces: Power, efficiency and alternative fuels push the marine diesel market into new territory
Getting up on step with the twin FPTs and Ultrajet 340HT jets, the Killer will be easy to spot amid the densely packed gillnetters in Alaska’s Bristol Bay. Randy Wells photos
It’s a wrap: Launching a work of art for Bristol Bay
Paul Stoffer installs a new plank on Defiance, a 1947 58-footer built in Tacoma for a Gig Harbor fisherman. Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op photo.
They saw a lot: Washington’s Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op is still buzzing
Tyroan Rediske has a list of indispensables for staying comfortable fishing pot cod in the Aleutians, among them: his nail clippers. Terrance Louis photo.
In the bag
A steel housing with access panel protects multiple transducers installed by Lunde Marine in Seattle. Lunde Marine Electronics photo.
Returns & rebounds: Electronics suppliers and installers are ready for service
A mixed bag of bluefish, black sea bass, squid, flounder, monkfish, and triggerfish — Locals Seafood sells what fishermen catch off the coast of North Carolina. Locals Seafood photo.
Keep your cool: Rethinking processing, supply, and cold chains in a post-pandemic world
The 184-foot factory longline vessel Northern Leader combines diesel electric power and a low-impact fishing method to land quality product with a lower carbon footprint. Alaskan Leader Fisheries photo.
Riding the wave: Boatbuilders, designers and fishermen take advantage of new technology and design for the times
Ready for the trip from Florida to Massachusetts, Nordic Fisheries says the 85' x 28' Heritage is enough boat to get the job done. Duckworth Steel Boats photo.
F/V Heritage: Nordic Fisheries builds an innovative and nimble 85-foot scalloper
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