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At the Little River Boat Shop, work is ongoing on the Miss Laura’s wheelhouse. Little River Boat Shop photo.
Little River Boat Shop busy with new build lobster boats
Michael Crowley
The Connecticut schooner Suzanne is on the rails at Cockrell Marine Railway. Larry Chowning photo.
Connecticut oyster schooner up on the rails
Larry Chowning
Mitsubishi Engines built for harsh conditions
Eric van Rees
A project sponsored by the Coastal Heritage Society in Savannah, GA, is looking into the design, construction, and use of dugouts, bateaux, and other boats used on Georgia's marshy coast.
Fishing back when: Reflecting on Georgia's Maritime Roots
Carli Stewart
F/V Dirty water at Johnson's Boatyard. Photo courtesy of Carli Stewart
An island legacy: Johnson's Boatyard
NF Aggregator
Originally launched in 2019 and covered in National Fisherman that year, the Beachcomber took time to build because owner Ronald Yow paid for the boat as it progressed. Portier Fabrication photo.
Florida shrimp boat sets sail debt-free
Paul Molyneaux
How ZF Marine’s propulsion systems power the commercial fishing industry
Eric van Rees
The hybrid yacht Scintilla Maris is a former Dutch fishing trawler. In 2023, Vripack and the shipyard Damen Maaskant completely remodeled it. Photo courtesy of Vripack.
Transformation of Dutch fishing trawler to hybrid yacht
Carli Stewart
The Jaqueline Alice was built in 2002, and the boat that helped Jeremy Bonniville learned the craft of fiberglass boatbuilding. Bonniville works the boat in Virginia gillnet, crab pot, and oyster fisheries. Larry Chowning photo.
Wooden deadrise tradition lives on in fiberglass
Larry Chowning
R.W. Fernstrum & Company photo.
How R.W. Fernstrum’s Keel Coolers Powers Commercial Fishing Vessels
Eric van Rees
Dana’s Boatshop overhauled the Three Belles, an early Mitchell Cove 35 lobster boat built 20-something years ago. Most of the fiberglass over plywood deck was replaced and a new muffler went in. Dana’s Boatshop photo
Lobster boats get makeover on Maine's Westport Island
Michael Crowley
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