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Port of Port Townsend commissioners and top staff joined officials from Jefferson County government agencies Sept. 14 to turn the first shovels of dirt at the rebuild of the Point Hudson Marina jetty. Port of Port Townsend photo.
Port Townsend begins rebuilding jetties
NF Staff
The Ocean Queen was launched earlier this year at Jemison Marine & Shipbuilding. The firm is currently building a sistership just like her for Warren Alexander of Cape May, N. J. Jemison photo.
New scallop vessels from Bayou La Batre
Larry Chowning
Rozema Boat Works’ 47-foot crab and prawn fishing boat is designed with a raised pilothouse on a planing hull. Rozema Boat Works image.
Rozema’s fast, new 47-foot design
Michael Crowley
Penobscot Marine Museum
The National Fisherman Collection: Penobscot Marine Museum
The Potomac River dory Laura has been converted to a commercial hook and line fishing boat. Larry Chowning photo.
Potomac River dory returns – with a center console
Larry Chowning
Green lobster boat engineer Dr. Doug Read at Maine Maritime Academy expects to generate interest with the launch of a 22-foot model of the fuel-efficient trimaran. MA/MCCF Image.
Rising fuel prices might attract fishermen to fuel efficient multi-hull vessels
Paul Molyneaux
Workmen at Jennings Boatyard in Reedville, Va. are cutting windows in the new house/pilothouse on the 46' oyster boat Yeocomico. Larry Chowning photo.
Rebuilding an oyster boat on a good foundation
Larry Chowning
Bubba Trutt, of Darien, Georgia came to Ted and Todd’s Marine Service in Beaufort, N.C., in March 2019 to fiberglass the hull of the 78-foot shrimp boat, the Capt Phillips. photo: Ted and Todd’s Marine Service.
New Life for Old Boats
Paul Molyneaux
26'x8'6" aquaculture support vessel. US Watercraft photo.
US Watercraft building new Virginia oyster farm support vessel
NF Staff
Afloat again after a massive rebuild the Western Flyer, once a highline sardine seiner, will become a research and education vessel as part of the Western Flyer Foundation. Port Townsend Shipwrights photo.
Return of the Western Flyer
Paul Molyneaux
One of two vessels for the same owner in the north of Brittany, this 40-foot by 16-foot hull is designed for scalloping and pot fishing, powered by a 500-hp Scania DI13, it is expected to make 17 knots when heading out with fuel and bait. Pantocaréne phot
The beak bow design from France promises improved efficiency and safety
Paul Molyneaux
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