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This 37-foot crabber was recently delivered to Maurice Bosse from Millennium Marine of Miramichi, New Brunswick, to crab pot in Chesapeake Bay. Photo by Larry Chowning
Canadian-built workboats arrive in Chesapeake Bay
Larry Chowning
The new processing barge provides an "all-in-one solution" for buying, freezing, shipping, storing, and distributing Alaska salmon. Port of Bellingham photo.
New salmon processing barge set to operate in Bristol Bay
Laine Welch
While under construction at Dixon Marine in Lower Wood’s Harbour, Nova Scotia, the Pacific Bully grew wider twice. Photo by Pacific Bully
Dixon Marine Group builds multi-fishery hull for Calif. fisherman
Paul Molyneaux
The 57-foot Kalliste was sponsoned at the Port of Toledo Shipyard. Port of Toldo Shipyard photo.
Longliner-seiner gets a buoyancy boost
Michael Crowley
The lobster boat Double Down headed back to the dock at Samoset Boatworks after its sea trials. Samoset Boatworks photo.
A trio of Mussel Ridge boats at Boothbay
Michael Crowley
Macduff Ship Design developed a new scalloper design, the first vessel was the Eternal Promise, owned by Whitelink Seafoods. Photo courtesy of MacDuff Ship Design
New European scalloper offers Improved economic viability
Carli Clancy
The Disruptor is ready to fish, with an array of J&B Tackle Custom Rods, Alutecnos 80 and 130 reels, and a heavy-duty hydraulic bandit reel supplied by Elec-Tra-Mate in Greensboro, North Carolina. Newport Yachts photo.
Increasing numbers of bluefin are helping a Connecticut tuna fisherman expand
Paul Molyneaux
Priming the finished hull in preparation for the Arctic Fjord’s signature blue and white colors. Photo courtesy of Arctic Storm
Construction of the Bering Sea trawler processor, Arctic Fjord
Paul Molyneaux
Dutch cleantech startup Finsulate established its U.S. headquarters in Portland, Maine. Finsulate is an eco-friendly wrap to replace toxic bottom paint on vessels. Photo courtesy of Finsulate
Finsulate: wrapping the subaquatic world one boat at a time
Carli Clancy
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
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