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Dutch shipyard Padmos shared the first images of the 'Octopus' project. Photo courtesy of Padmos.
Dutch fishing vessel of the future
Carli Clancy
Early stages of rebuilding the Relentless at Cape Codder Marine. Cape Codder Marine photo.
Iconic 46' Jarvis Newman lobster boat undergoes extensive restoration
Michael Crowley
Anchor Hatches ENDURE Long Lasting Hatches on the deck of the F/V Proud Mary, Gloucester, MA. Photo credits Carli Stewart
Pacific Marine Expo Spotlight: Anchor Hatches Showcase Their Hatches for Fishing Boats
Carli Clancy
Petten's Legacy of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, owned by Matthew Petten and named in honor of his late father, Dwight Petten. Photo courtesy of Mark Blundon and NL Maritime Network.
Debut of multi-species fishing vessel in Newfoundland and Labrador
Carli Clancy
The 88-foot Bay Islander going back in the water at Fred Wahl Marine Construction after more than five months of extensive modifications. Fred Wahl Marine Construction photo.
The Bay Islander gets a wheelhouse makeover
Michael Crowley
Matt Johnston leased a crab license during the pandemic. Coming out of lockdown he realized he wanted to commit to the fishery and decided to build a boat at Full Time Fabrication with his old friend TJ Lowry. Full Time Fabrication photo.
The Wild West
Paul Molyneaux
This classic wooden deadrise workboat was one of over 100 hulls that Francis and Esther Haynie built at their Virginia home/boatyard. Larry Chowning photo.
Remembering Haynie’s Boatyard
Larry Chowning
This shot of the double-ender currently under construction at Peregrine Boats shows the two stanchions that will support the wheelhouse. Peregrine Boats photo.
A bow-and-stern gillnetter from Peregrine Boats
Michael Crowley
Thunderstruck’s heavily sanded decks and wheelhouse are in stark contrast to its new bright-red 800-hp Scania, but when Thunderstruck goes back in the water, the entire boat should shine. Farrin's Boat Shop photo.
Maine lobster boat readied for its next 20 years
Michael Crowley
Commercial Fishing Vessels Go Electric session at Pacific Marine Expo 2023. Photo by Britton Spark @couchchronicles
Reducing Carbon Emissions in the Fishing Fleet
Among the innovations Alaska Metal Works introduced on the Phosphorescence were multiple winches on the picking booms enabling them to be adjusted with hydraulic controls. AKMW photo.
Innovative Alaskan seiner 'Phosphorescence' sets trends in fishing technology
Paul Molyneaux
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