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Skipper Science

Paul Molyneaux

Future of Fisheries Panel Unveils Tech Advances

Paul Molyneaux

Garmin showcases new GPSMAP 9000 series with 4K resolution

Ben Hayden

Powering the next chapter in maritime connectivity for commercial fishing vessels

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One of two trawl winches driven by 380kW DC motors installed on the American Seafoods catcher processor, the Ocean Rover. Naust Marine images.

New electric winch system boosts American Seafoods trawler

Paul Molyneaux

Pacific Marine Expo 2022. Britton Spark photo.

Fishing for the Future: Technology innovations redefine expectations across the commercial fishing industry

Carli Stewart

Grundéns, H2o Audio, Toadfish, and Rugged Seas photos.

New Spring Gear for Fishermen

Carli Stewart

While Starlink’s expanded coverage to the Bering Sea was not yet rolled out as expected in January 2023, two Bering sea trawlers rigged up with the system anyway to be ready when the signals become available. Network Innovations photo.

Starlink's marine satellite system opens up new, speedy data transfer for vessel operators

Paul Molyneaux

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DuraBrite Lights guide the way for Maine lobstermen

Carli Stewart

Woods Hole Group’s Triton system connects by Bluetooth to an android tablet populated with the company’s exclusive software and offers an expanding range of communications capabilities. Woods Hole Group photo.

Increased capacities and cellular data transmission are leading to new developments in VMS hardware

Paul Molyneaux

Ready for “Wicked Tuna,” charters and offshore trips, Paul Hebert heads of Milbridge, Maine, bound for the Wicked Pissah’s home port of Gloucester, Mass. Paul Hebert photo

Wicked Pissah: Maine’s H&H Marine launches a star-quality bluefin tuna hunter

Paul Molyneaux