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Shrimp boats are tied up in Bayou La Batre , Ala. Doug Stewart photo.
Louisiana shrimpers reject CCA menhaden messaging
NF Staff
Photo courtesy of Shutterstock / Dan Thornberg
Genetic testing finds shrimp mislabeling persists
Carli Stewart
Menhaden are being caught and processed in Louisiana. Photo courtesy of LAFB
Science, not assumption, in Louisiana menhaden debate
Carli Stewart
Photo by Chris Hannant Photography / North Carolina Coastal Federation
NC fishermen launch 2026 lost gear cleanup
NF Staff
2025 apprentices lifting a tray of freshly harvested clams to be tumbled and graded. Photo credit: Hailey Murphy/S.C. Sea Grant Consortium
Applications open for SC Sea Grant seafood apprenticeship
Guest Author
Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources photo.
Kentucky boosts incentive for commercial fishers to catch invasive carp
NF Staff
Acy Cooper, president of the Louisiana Shrimp Association, and other members of the organization at an informal 2023 meet-up in Delacroix, La., when shrimp prices were so low they could not cover fuel costs to fish. Paul Molyneaux photo.
Lawmakers seek to protect US fishermen from low-priced imports
Paul Molyneaux
Pile of Gulf Shrimp. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
All vendors at Louisiana Shrimp Festival served Gulf shrimp
Carli Stewart
After a 5-year moratorium, the state of Florida plans to reopen the Apalachicola Bay oyster fishery on Jan. 1, 2026. Harvesters will be allowed to harvest one bag a day (60 pounds) from reefs in the bay that meet the ecological threshold of 400 legal-size
Return of the Apalachicola Oyster
Paul Molyneaux
A commercial fisherman was rescued after he abandoned his burning vessel off the coast of Florida. Screengrab from U.S. Coast Guard video by Kendal Hunter
Fishing vessel catches fire off the coast of Florida
NF Staff
The deceased shortfin mako shark washed ashore on Panama City Beach on November 21, 2025. Photo courtesy of NOAA
Scientists investigate shark stranding in Florida
NF Staff
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