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Paul Molyneaux
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Paul Molyneaux is the Boats & Gear editor for National Fisherman.
Author Archive
Knute Aarsheim has spent decades in the New Bedford, Mass., scallop fishery. In December 2019, he and his son Keith took delivery of the Aarsheim Junior. Duckworth Steel Boats Photo.
Every engine needs a boat
Joe Letourneau sorts haddock, cod, cusk, pollock and redfish
Killin’ With a Purpose
Peru’s largest fishing company is awaiting delivery of Kongsberg Maritime’s new Unmanned Surface Vessel. The 26.5-foot robotic fishfinder is equipped with sonar and sounder. Kongsberg Maritime photo
Robocatch: Simrad builds unmanned surface sounders
After years of using only rod and reel, New England groundfish fisherman Tim Ryder has upgraded to automated jigging machines from the Icelandic company DNG. Asher Molyneaux photo.
High-tech hooks
Completed in 1973, the Bonnet Carré Spillway dumped a record 1.35 trillion cubic feet of nutrient rich water from the Mississippi River into the rich oyster and fishing grounds of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. Corps of Engineers photo.
Disaster relief for gulf fishing communities
Patti Marine has just given the family's flagship, the Captain Joe, a complete makeover. Owner Frank Patti Jr. calls it the most photographed boat in the country. Patti Marine photo.
In service to shrimp
Furuno combines increased processing capacity and new software with its FSV25 to give fishermen a user-friendly visual. Furuno photo.
What you see is what you get
Ready for launch, the newly sponsoned Collier Brothers was built with inverted chines, where the new chines are lower than the original, creating improved stability. Giddings Boatworks photo.
Stick-built sponsons for a West Coast trawler
Small boats have big pull
Underwater cameras: Eyes on the prize
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