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Paul Molyneaux is the Boats & Gear editor for National Fisherman.
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Pop-up pots and the search for 'whale-safe' gear
The forward fish hold, engine room and some of the forepeak of the old B.J. Thomas are incorporated into the rebuilt F/V Dauntless. Justin Yager photo.
Resurrecting Dauntless
Electric Sunbeam: Alaska DIY hybrid boat
Pat Keliher is the commissioner of Maine's Department of Marine Resources.
Coronavirus concerns delay Maine's $20 million elver fishery
The biajaiba, also known as lane snapper, is an item on the menu of Sexto Colectivo. Wikipedia photo.
Sexto Colectivo: It’s not what you might think
With her waterline still taped, the Joey D receives finishing touches before her late January 2020 launch. Tom Farrell photo
Shuck driver
Lake Michigan's commercial fishermen use live bait traps to harvest whitefish, but new legislation could remove the commercial designation of this and other species. Michigan Fish Producers Association
Great Lakes high stakes: Fishing bills threaten freshwater industry
Global Fishing Watch tracks fishing operations worldwide using AIS technology. Global Fishing Watch image.
Big Brother is watching at Global Fishing Watch
Besides its unique bow, the Viking Power also breaks new ground by using A-frames for towing and hoisting its two 14-foot dredges. Williams Fabrication photo
Viking Power
In the water, naval architect Tom Farrell
Reaching for the stars
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