National Fisherman

Dungeness Crab

Ivy Jean loading up — The crew of the 44-foot Maine lobster boat Ivy Jean load up for an overnight offshore trip. Paul Molyneaux photo

Editor’s Log: Town and country

Jessica Hathaway

Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen's Associations photo.

Feature: Dungie deal

Nick Rahaim

The 131-foot trawler Progress left Fred Wahl Marine Construction Jan. 8 to return to fishing in Alaska. Fred Wahl Marine photo. — The trawler Progress was towed to Fred Wahl Marine Construction with her windows boarded up after they were blown out in rough seas. Fred Wahl Marine Construction.

Editor's log: Progress report

Jessica Hathaway

Mary B II crew — Halibut being unloaded in Kodiak, Alaska, and sablefish, or blackcod. NOAA photos.

Captain of capsized crab boat tested positive for meth

Jessica Hathaway

Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen's Associations photo.

Fish Wife on a tear

Guest Author

Velocity Marine and Fabrication

Editor’s log: Weld done

Jessica Hathaway

A hold full of Dungeness, Bodega Bay. Faces of California Fishing photo.

Dungeness drag: Fleet agrees to shutter early

Guest Author

Samuel_Hill

Climatic closures: Crabbers file suit over warming waters

Samuel Hill

Oregon marks banner Dungie season despite light harvest along the coast

Charlie Ess

Trapped: California crabbers manage fallout of whale entanglements

Nick Rahaim

ghost gear — Polyethylene lines and buoys that have been recovered during the Nature Conservancy's ghost gear bounty hunting program. Natural Resources Consultants photo.

Ghost hunters: West Coast fishermen are searching for lost crabbing gear

Laine Welch