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A portion of the stern was replaced on the Virginia pound net boat Miss Dottie using African-grown mahogany wood. Larry Chowning photo.
Quality wood and craftsmanship restoring pound netter Miss Dottie
Larry Chowning
“Whether we like it or not, change is coming” - Gear tracking a path to keep fisheries fishing
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Left to right: Sean “Pepper” Cleary, Captain Lillian Connor and her dog Dunkin, Sam Chytla, and Andrew “Farkus” Koehler—celebrate Connor's 31st birthday on June 25, 2023, and first year as a Kodiak seine boat skipper. Lillian Connor photo.
Rookie of the Year
Paul Molyneaux
Next Gen Fab built the Arctic Blonde, a 33-foot halibut longliner out of Valdez, Alaska. Next Gen Fab photo.
New Bristol Bay stern picker on the ways
Michael Crowley
Sargent’s Custom Boats built the Miss Lindsay, a 33-foot fiberglass lobster boat. Sargent's Custom Boats photo.
Two new lobster boats from Maine custom builder
Michael Crowley
F/V Wizard and F/V Northwestern docked in Seattle, WA. NF Photo.
Deadliest Catch' Vessels, Captains, and Seasons
Doug Stewart
The self-propelled barge is charged with oyster habitat restoration in the estuarine waters of North Carolina. N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries photo.
Pipeline recovery vessel has new life as oyster restoration barge
The Odin, in-between crabbing trips in Westport, Wash., will arrive at Hansen Boat Co. in mid-November for maintenance work and a possible haul out. Hansen Boat Co. photo.
September is the season for new work at Hansen Boat Co.
Michael Crowley
According to Ben Downes, who first shared the Echo idea with Notus, being able to identify where they are catching has enabled shrimp fishermen to come in with 100,000 pound loads on a regular basis. Ben Downes photo.
The sound of shrimp
Paul Molyneaux
This 20' x 8' aluminum garvey-style skiff, called a skimmer boat, is used by Omega Protein and its fishing partners Ocean Harvesters to corral dead fish when there is a net tear. Larry Chowning photo.
New fish spill cleanup boats on Chesapeake Bay
Larry Chowning
In the Class N race at Winter Harbor, the Terrie J edges out Obsession. Jon Johansen photo.
Winter Harbor, Pemaquid draw crowds in home stretch of racing season
Michael Crowley
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