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The Uyak, a 68-foot crabber, shrimper and salmon tender was designed and built by Fred Wahl Marine Construction and was scheduled to be delivered in January. Fred Wahl Marine Construction photo.
New vessels for crab and salmon from Oregon shipyard
Michael Crowley
With a 14-foot beam the Second Wind is slimmer than other Down East boats – and more fuel efficient. Walter Barrows photo.
Stonington’s slimmed-down lobster boats
Michael Crowley
The 400' x 100' Hannah will process and freeze salmon on Bristol Bay during the sockeye season, handling up to 1.45 million pounds of product. Northline Seafoods image.
Northline Seafood plans salmon processing vessel for Bristol Bay
NF Staff
Shaun Vary’s family fished the Great Lakes for seven generations, moving from wood and sail to steel and diesel. Vary bought the 59-foot fish tug Harry Purvis in 2009 and converted it into a pleasure boat. Credit: Shaun Vary
The fish tugs survive
Paul Molyneaux
Just like the Terminator landed in dark city from the future, the Battleship appeared in Seattle, looking like it took a beating on the way. Paul Molyneaux photo.
Survival of the fittest
Paul Molyneaux
The 120-foot Sea Ern and the 130-foot Kari Marie are tied up at the Hansen Boat Co. dock to be worked on. Hansen Boat Co. photo.
Work speeds up at Washington shipyard
Michael Crowley
Wesmac Custom Boats 54-foot Kaye Williams is for the Bridgeport Regional Vocational Aquaculture School. It has the same walk-around wheelhouse design with a recessed deck that Wesmac is starting to put on tuna boats. Wesmac Custom Boats photo.
Maine builder feeds the ‘tuna fever’
Michael Crowley
Six Outboard Engine Companies Commercial Fishing Vessel Owners Need to Know in 2022
Ben Clements
The Reverence has a stern extension for extra traps and holds 18 crates below deck. Sargent's Custom Boats photo.
New lobster boat fulfills the need for speed
Michael Crowley
The former tour boat Richard Lee is getting a makeover into an oyster planter at Cockrell Marine Railway in Heathsville, Va. Larry Chowning photo.
Tour boat will get second act in Chesapeake Bay oyster restoration
Larry Chowning
Velocity Marine and Fabrication's 32-foot through-picker will have a power roller at the bow and stern and a swiveling gill net drum in the center of the boat. Velocity Marine rendering.
Through-pickers preferred by more Bristol Bay fishermen
Michael Crowley
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