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The crew of the F/V Devotion easily handles a lightweight CodCoil pot with live blackcod. Ryan Johnson photo
Fishermen give feedback on gear innovations
Guest Author
Petrzelka Brothers’ last commercial fishing boat was the Thunder, a 32-foot Bristol Bay gillnetter. Petrzelka Brothers photo
Wash. boatshop closing up after 44 years; boatyard specializes in aluminum crabbers
Michael Crowley
The 1925 Chesapeake Bay buyboat Peggy is getting a new 56-foot waist, made from PVC sheets. Larry Chowning photo
PVC is the choice material for one Virginia builder; new version of a classic Chesapeake style
Larry Chowning
The Vansee has been in the Odegaard family since the early 1960s. A partial owner since the late 1960s, Odegaard bought out his father Nils in 1982, and Odegaard’s son, also Nils, now crews.
Boat of the Month: Vansee
Brian Hagenbuch
The New Jersey-based Relentless was repowered at Garpo Marine on Staten Island, New York. Jake Smith photo
Still Relentless: Crew keeps scalloper afloat in engine room flood
Paul Molyneaux
Wesmac Custom Boats launched the Sarah B, a 46-foot tuna boat, at the end of August. Wesmac Custom Boats photo
50-footers are a big seller for one Maine boatbuilder; lobster-boat races end with tugs tearing down the lane
Michael Crowley
Gannet Nets knows what seiners need. Gannet Nets illustration. Gannet Nets illustration
Niche nets: Fisherman-focused Gannet Nets helps fleets seine strong
Brian Hagenbuch
SpaceX Starlink and other satellite constellations connect Carling Technologies’ and other vessel monitoring systems to distant analysts. SpaceX Starlink photo
Wheelhouse in the cloud: Tech is moving marine electronics into the world of remote monitoring and artificial intelligence
Paul Molyneaux
The premium version of Simrad’s app has significant offline capability.
Palm pilots: Simrad ramps up mobile features in a new app for navigation
Brian Hagenbuch
Your iPhone says it’s time for an oil change, courtesy PrevenTech.
Modern maintenance: Cummins and Siren Marine connect for engine monitoring
Brian Hagenbuch
Hopeful Harvest is a Gulf of Mexico offshore supply vessel converted to a Chesapeake Bay oyster planter. Larry Chowning photo.
OSV becomes oyster planter in Alabama yard; museum shop finishes last of late builder’s deadrises
Larry Chowning
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