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UMaine researchers are investigating whether cunner may be preying on egg-bearing lobsters, raising new questions for Maine’s fishery. Photo courtesy of UMaine / fisheries scientist Michelle Staudinger
Cunner, climate, and concern: Study digs into lobster questions
Carli Stewart
Bob Foy, science and research director of the Alaska Fisheries Science Center, presents at ComFish Alaska 2026 on AFSC date collection modernization. Photo by Margaret Bauman
AFSC researchers use AI to do more with less
Margaret Bauman
Karl Jordan’s salmon troller, the Samara waiting for the tide to refloat her. For two and a half years before 2025, Sitka had no local haulout and fisherman relied on the grid for whatever work they could do between the tides. Photo courtesy of Eric Jorda
In Sitka the tide provides an economical haul-out alternative
Paul Molyneaux
Doug Bowen, founder, and Maddie Lightsey, president of Alaska Boats & Permits in Homer, are participants in ComFish Alaska 2026 in Kodiak. Photo by Margaret Bauman
Optimism rising for Alaska fishing boat and permit sales
Margaret Bauman
Longtime industry representative and former Council member Peter Hughes is the recipient of the 2025 Ricks E. Savage Award. Photo courtesy of the Mid-Atlantic Fisheries Management Council
A familiar name earns one of the Mid-Atlantic’s top honors
NF Staff
NOAA Fisheries has taken the next step in exploring offshore aquaculture development in Alaska. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
NOAA eyes Alaska aquaculture, opens door for public input
NF Staff
A renewed push to reopen Pacific marine monuments to commercial fishing is reigniting tensions between access, conservation, and cultural protections in some of the world’s most remote waters. Photo courtesy of NOAA
Pacific monuments reopening push fights over fishing, culture
Carli Stewart
Sorting and weighing fish on deck on the 2022 Bering Sea groundfish survey aboard the F/V Alaska Knight. Photo courtesy of Emily Markowitz/NOAA Fisheries.
Alaska lawmakers weigh trawl ban as salmon crisis fuels debate
NF Staff
F/V Carli Elaine heading out during the NGOM scallop season. Photo courtesy of Steve Kennedy
NGOM scallop season wraps up at derby pace
Carli Stewart
Freeport Diesel & Marine shop in Freeport, Maine. Photo courtesy of FDM
Freeport shop built by mariners, for fishermen
Carli Stewart
Calif. ocean salmon fishery opens for the first time in three years. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Calif. salmon season reopens, bringing cautious optimism
NF Staff
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