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Paul Molyneaux is the Boats & Gear editor for National Fisherman.
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Robbie Pollock’s son Chris tried his hand at other trades for a while, but came back to the water where he catches oysters with his wife Brittany and their children, and pulls crab traps with his father. Spence Harrison photo.
The Tip of the Tong
David Kumah, the second engineer on the Northern Eagle, died Aug. 18 after being exposed to an ammonia leak aboard the vessel Northern Eagle. American Seafoods has offered its support to the family and grief counseling to the crew. David Kumah photo via Facebook.
Tragedy in the Bering Sea: Seaman Dies in Ammonia Leak
According to Ben Downes, who first shared the Echo idea with Notus, being able to identify where they are catching has enabled shrimp fishermen to come in with 100,000 pound loads on a regular basis. Ben Downes photo.
The sound of shrimp
Trident Seafoods CEO Joe Bundrant has pushed for the U.S. government to ensure that a ban on Russian seafood imports is enforced effectively. Trident photo.
Trident Seafoods adapting to change
One of two trawl winches driven by 380kW DC motors installed on the American Seafoods catcher processor, the Ocean Rover. Naust Marine images.
New electric winch system boosts American Seafoods trawler
TZ Maps for the TimeZero v3 App is now available for iPad and iPhone, offering vector and raster charts, bathymetry, weather and numerous other useful features. Timezero image.
New chart app gets to the bottom of it
Fishermen in the UK have a chance to hook up with bluefin tuna for the first time in decades. In an experimental fishery, ten license holders will share a 39-ton quota to be caught over a four-month season that began Aug 1. Jeff Fontes photo.
British bluefin are back
Cutting a vermillion snapper with a Dexter model 1376, one of the company’s most popular traditional knives. Dexter photo.
Fillet knives that are a cut above
Bristol Bay salmon tenders did not see much action when many boats tied up July 20 to protest the $0.50 base price offered by buyers. The Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association called for mediation by Alaska state officials. Asher Molyneaux
Pressing for a price on sockeye
Divers in New Hampshire working with a prototype feed buoy for underwater offshore finfish pens. Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s ARCTIC Act would slash funding for offshore aquaculture research and prevent permitting projects without Congressional action.
ARCTIC Act limits offshore aquaculture
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