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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
De Nora launches Mariner M64 sewage treatment plant for vessels
NF Staff
Review: ‘Working Boats: An Inside Look at Ten Amazing Watercraft,’ by Tom Crestodina
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
The Stormline Oilskin Fishing Flotation Pants offer only 11 pounds of buoyancy, but that has proven sufficient, and lobstermen like that they don’t have to think about another item to put on. Photo: Northeast Center for Occupational Health and Safety.
The skinny on PFDs
Paul Molyneaux
At the Long Island races in Maine, Downeast Nightmare was the fastest boat at 48 mph, while sometimes going airborne to do it. Jon Johansen photo.
The 2022 lobster boat race season wraps up
Michael Crowley
Simplicity is the watchword for the ACR Bivy Stick. Advertised as the smallest and lightest of the satellite communicators, it connects to an app that does the heavy lifting. Credit: ACR Electronics
Apps and sats: the lowdown on handheld short burst data devices
Paul Molyneaux
A researcher discusses vessel tracking system gear with a group of artisanal fishers in Indonesia. UC Santa Barbara photo.
Tracking small-scale fishers
Sonia Fernandez
The fisheries fleet of Faria subscribers has grown to approximately 1,000 vessels, according to Woods Hole Group and Riverside Mfg. Faria Watchdog photo.
Woods Hole Group is acquiring Faria Watchdog VMS
NF Staff
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
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