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Lobster
Photo by New England Fishery Management Council (NEFMC)
NEFMC warns of breakdown in fisheries science support
Chris Chase
Increased sightings of North Atlantic right whales have pushed Maine DMR and lobstermen to take precautions. Photo by NOAA Fisheries
Maine urges voluntary action as right whale sightings surge
NF Staff
Photo by NOAA Fisheries
Trumps tariffs worry lobstermen
NF Aggregator
New Hampshire fishing boats on moorings in the harbor. Photo by Richard R on Unsplash
ME and NH reject lobster gauge increase, MA stands firm
Carli Stewart
Nova Scotia lobster boats heading toward shore. Photo by Atlantic Coast Images
Canadian shellfish industry faces challenges
Carli Stewart
Department of Marine Resources Commissioner Patrick Keliher from this past Maine Fishermen's Forum. Photo by Maine DMR
Maine lobster industry in heated debate over gauge increase
Carli Stewart
The tuna boat Blue Jacket’s repowering started with removing the 8-92 Detroit Diesel. Long Cove Marine Services photo.
Time to repower at Maine boatyard
Michael Crowley
A victory for the Maine Lobstering Union represents not only a financial win but also a pivotal moment in the co-op's mission to uphold fairness in Maine's famed lobster industry. Photo by WoodysPhoto
Maine Lobstering Union's Lobster 207 wins $5M settlement
Carli Stewart
Photo by Jim Stefanilo (Insta: @gallantserjames)
Portland Parade of Lights celebrates holiday cheer
Carli Stewart
Farrin’s Boatshop made several modifications to the Miss Quahog, a 45-foot lobster boat. Farrin's Boatshop photo.
Upgrading Miss Quahog
Michael Crowley
Commentary: Is Long Island Sound the future for Cape Cod Bay lobsters?
NF Aggregator
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