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Lobster
Photo by Fishery Impact Fund
Commentary: U.S., Canada should cooperate on lobsters
NF Aggregator
Photo by Falling Further on Unsplash
Game of inches: lobstermen fear measure increase
NF Aggregator
Photo by Ramon Cliff
Provincial lobstermen call for stricter enforcement
NF Aggregator
Maine state officials report 2021 lobster landings value was close to $725 million – a 75 percent jump from 2020. MLMC photo.
Gulf of Maine lobsters experiencing ‘housing crisis’
NF Aggregator
An increase in the minimum size for a Gulf of Maine lobster is raising concerns among Canadian and U.S. lobster dealers and lobstermen. Photo by MLA
U.S. and Canada held talks on lobster gauge increase
Maine Lobstermen's Association
The lobster gauge increase in LMA 1 is now delayed until July 1, 2025, and Addendum 30 passed unanimously within the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission. Photo by Tom Zeman
Lobster gauge increase delayed a second time?
Carli Stewart
Carter's Wharf, formerly known as the Sea Pier. Photo by Boothbay Region Maritime Foundation
Commercial fishing pier to be constructed in Boothbay, Maine
Carli Stewart
At the Harpswell races July 28, Black Diamond barely leads Lynn Marie in their first race of the day, Gasoline Class E, V8, Over 525 ci, 28 feet and over, Turbos/superchargers, Alcohol and Nitrous. Black Diamond won at 51.4 mph. Jon Johansen photo.
A long voyage to win at Harpswell
Michael Crowley
The winner of the first race, Work Boat Class A, for skiffs 16 feet and smaller was Jenily. Jon Johansen photo.
Equal opportunity at Friendship races
Michael Crowley
Photo by NOAA Fisheries
Bill to support Maine lobster industry clears Senate committee
NF Aggregator
Mainer introduces bill to block lobster gauge increase
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