Gulf & South Atlantic

The crew of the Arianna Maria unloads a catch at the Fishermen's Dock Cooperative in Point Pleasant Beach, N.J. A collapse in restaurant supply demand as a result of coronavirus has caused many boats to tie up. Fulfill photo. — The crew of the Arianna Maria unloads a catch at the Fishermen's Dock Cooperative in Point Pleasant Beach, N.J. Fulfill photo.

What's in Trump's seafood order?

Jessica Hathaway

Yellowfin tuna. Creative Commons photo by Flickr user Taro Taylor.

Gulf of Mexico yellowfin tuna market steady as shoppers stock up

Sue Cocking

Covid-19 grants short reprieve in Mississippi, leaves threat to food security in its wake

Guest Author

Marty Scanlon's 43-foot longliner Provider II leaves the dock in New York.

Letter: Observer waiver expires, increasing risk to longline fleet

Guest Author

John_DeSantis

Ten years after Deepwater Horizon, the pain remains

John DeSantis

Coast Guard breaks up Mexican poachers’ red snapper incursion off Texas

Kirk Moore

Blue crabs bounce back after hurricane, but new N.C. rules in play

Maureen Donald

Brent Fulcher, of Beaufort Inlet Seafood and B&J Seafood and Fish Market in New Bern, N.C.

North Carolina's seafood leaders use data collected pre-pandemic to go to bat for fisheries

Maureen Donald

Red snapper at the dock. Fishermen say it appears the stock is recovered, and prices to the boats were between $5 and $6 in 2019. John DeSantis photo.

Gulf & South Atlantic Market Report: 2019 Year in Review

Sue Cocking

Lower Gulf of Mexico shrimp landings, prices expected to carry into 2020

Sue Cocking

Mississippi oyster fisherman Drew Livings hand tongs previously relayed oysters from the Biloxi Bay in 2017.

Long road to relief: Mississippi oystermen slated for $1 million in disaster checks

Jessica Hathaway