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A Gulf of Mexico menhaden steamer and purse boats from the vantage point of a drone camera. NOAA photo.
Gulf menhaden fishery no threat to red drum, study finds
NF Staff
Photo courtesy of Florida Sea Grant / NOAA Fisheries
The Gulf’s red snapper decline is real
A skimmer net shrimp boat in Delacroix, La., sits idle at the dock with prices too low to pay for fuel. Shrimpers from Texas to the Carolinas hope legislation can prevent restaurants from selling imported shrimp as domestic product. Paul Molyneaux photo.
Southern states lay down the law on seafood labeling
Paul Molyneaux
A trawler in North Carolina. N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries photo.
Proposed NC shrimp trawl ban defeated
Kirk Moore
Former NMFS biologist Joe Smith’s encyclopedic book, Menhaden: A Biologist’s Thirty-Two-Year Journey with the Fish and Fishery, is rich with information and likely to become required reading for fishery science students. Palmetto Publishing image.
Menhaden: A Biologist’s Thirty-Two-Year Journey with the Fish and Fishery
Paul Molyneaux
A pair of Mississippi oystermen on a dredge boat separate oysters and load them into old Tim Horton’s coffee sacks. Bill 2648 now in the Mississippi Legislature would privatize 80 percent of the state’s oyster reefs. Richard Bosarge photo.
Privatization threatens Mississippi oyster harvesters
Paul Molyneaux
A boat crew from the Coast Guard cutter Jacob Poroo hands life jackets to Mexican fishermen aboard a lancha during a boarding for illegal fishing off southern Texas in December 2023. Coast Guard photo.
Inspector general says Coast Guard misses illegal fishing in US waters
Kirk Moore
A sandbar shark takes a bite out of a red snapper, seen from the NOAA research ship Oregon II. NOAA Teacher at Sea program photo..
Florida congressmen seek EEZ ban on shark feeding
NF Staff
The Cameron and Connor, a vessel owned by Miss Gina’s Fresh Shrimp in Beaufort, N.C. is among small inshore shrimp trawlers that fish Pamlico Sound. Miss Gina's Fresh Shrimp photo.
Carolina shrimp trawl ban
Paul Molyneaux
In a 1989 National Fisherman feature on a Tremblay yard, Charles Piatt covered Tremblay Net Boats, a boatyard specializing in mullet skiffs.
Fishing back when: Tremblay yard specializes in mullet skiffs
Guest Author
Shrimp sampling photos provided by SEAD Consulting
Alexandria diners face a 50/50 chance of getting wild Gulf shrimp
Carli Stewart
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