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Creighton Palmer built the wooden long-planked bottom cabin cruiser Lauralia, above, in 1968. He also built 42-foot workboats for Maryland’s soft-shell clam dredge fishery. Photo by Robert Hurry
Last of Potomac River dory builders passes
Larry Chowning
Yakarii II. Photo by Alu Acier Service Marine
Versatile French commercial fishing vessel: Introducing the Yakari II
Carli Stewart
STec CEO Walt Schulz built the STec RCI system to reduce heat, conserve space in the engine room, and offer the market a Tier IV solution that can be retrofitted onto existing engines. Photo by STec Technology
Solution for boatbuilders facing Tier IV regulations
Paul Molyneaux
To demonstrate the viability of diesel/ electric hybrid power in lobster boats, the Nova Scotia-based Glas Ocean Electric—a longtime leader in developing this technology—built the Sea Cumber. Photo by Glas Ocean Electric
Glas Ocean Electric innovation in hybrid lobster boats
Paul Molyneaux
The moment of truth- popping a hull from its mold. Well-thought-out mold design and careful laminating procedures will guarantee the best possible fiberglass boat. Photo by Chris Cornell
Fiberglass molds: Learning to recognize quality tooling
Carli Stewart
On June 5, the launch of the Tautai Mua was celebrated. Groups watched her sail past the purse seine fleet that has long dominated the Pacific Island territory’s fisheries. The new boat and associated training program are hoped to boost the local fisherie
Boat of the Month: Tautai Mua
Paul Molyneaux
Newport Yacht Builders owner Jim Thompson envisions a new industry where a shop can pre-form interior kits for boat builders and supply perfectly fitting parts on demand. Photo by Newport Yacht Builders
Newport Yacht Builders' digital precision in boatbuilding
Paul Molyneaux
The American Samoa Department of Commerce celebrated the launch of the Tautai Mua. The new boat and associated training program are hoped to boost the local fisheries. Photo by Department of Commerce
Launching Tautai Mua: Boosting American Samoa's fisheries
Paul Molyneaux
Seattle-based Integrity Machining has equipped nine new boats with 24-inch Kolstrand crab blocks with KYB radial piston motors, like the one seen here, and other deck gear. Photo by Integrity Machining
Kolstrand innovates crab blocks with rotary piston motors
Paul Molyneaux
The Waymaker is in the water and ready to be rigged for the 2024 season. Citing a predicted small run and low prices, owner and builder Thomas Lopez plans to use his new boat for tending rather than fishing. He notes that he built the boat himself and was
First twin jet limit seiner: Fast build, fast boat
Paul Molyneaux
After sea trials in Alabama, the 97-foot American Eagle can head north to New Bedford, MA, and start catching lobsters. Photo by Lars Vinjerud
Boat of the Month: American Eagle
Paul Molyneaux
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