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The Emilie Virginia is presently up on the hard at Crown Pointe Marina in Hayes, Va., getting a new bottom, stern and pilothouse. She is shown here with her captain and owner Peyton Mason. Photo by Jimmy John Hunley.
Virginia waterman needs his classic wooden boats ‘just to keep up with the work.’
Larry Chowning
While Mike Vernese sells the Slayer with power options including a Honda engine and a Porta bracket, Tohatsu engines also seem to be popular. All in all the hull, trailer and engine can cost fishermen around $45,000. Ugly Boats photo.
Slayer Skiffs: Multi-role boats for Gulf fishermen
Paul Molyneaux
Fishermen dredge for oysters in the Chesapeake Bay, c. 1905. Image: Keystone View Co., courtesy of the Library of Congress via NOAA.gov
What It Really Takes To Preserve Fishing History with Blacks of the Chesapeake
Megan Waldrep
Redefining 'Minority' with Imani Black of Minorities in Aquaculture
Megan Waldrep
Fish Wife Hack: Upcycle Old Buoys Into Jack-O-Lanterns for Halloween
Megan Waldrep
Lowcountry Boil: The South’s Most Debated Dish
Megan Waldrep
The 2022 Chesapeake Bay blue crab dredge survey showed an historic low for crabs in the bay. Results from the annual winter survey now show 2025 will have the second lowest population estimate. Larry Chowning photo.
Chesapeake Bay blue crabs at record low
Larry Chowning
A tornado caused heavy damage when it swept over Smith Island, Md., on the evening of Aug. 4, 2022. GoFundMe image.
Heavy damage after waterspout churns across Smith Island
NF Staff
The Chesapeake buyboats Linda Carol and 55th Virginia are being repaired in Poquoson, Va., for the upcoming annual buyboat rendezvous. Larry Chowning photo.
Chesapeake craftsmen prepare classic buyboats for summer rendezvous
Larry Chowning
The 2020 Fisheries of the United States report shows an industry worth $4.8 billion - even with a 10 to 15 percent decline from covid-19. Doug Stewart photo.
NOAA says status report shows U.S. fisheries 'on track' with rebuilding
Kirk Moore
The 40-foot fiberglass-over-wood Spandex was delivered by Kinnamon Construction in Tilghman, Md., to a Virginia waterman. Larry Chowning photo
Oystering in Spandex: New launch is a better fit for Chesapeake waterman
Larry Chowning
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