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Fishing nets laid out to dry on the Harbour side in Mevagissey, Cornwall, England, UK. Photo courtesy of PJ photography
UK to ban bottom trawling in MPAs
NF Staff
A lancha crew were among 13 Mexican fishermen engaged in illegal fishing off southern Texas June 13, according to the Coast Guard. Coast Guard photo.
Coast Guard detains 13 Mexican fishermen off south Texas
NF Staff
The ALFA offers apprenticeships to young people from all over the country. The Association connects vessel owners looking for crew with young people who want to try fishing. A few have stayed in the game. Credit: Steve Fish / Alaska Longline Fishermen’s A
Keeping a labor force in the pipeline
Paul Molyneaux
Photo courtesy of the U.S. Coast Guard
FISH Act targets IUU fishing to protect U.S. fishermen
NF Staff
U.S. Representative Val Hoyle (D-Oregon) speaking at a hearing titled "Restoring American Seafood Competitiveness.” Screenshot courtesy of Nathan Strout
Trump’s NOAA cuts clash with seafood competitiveness goals
Nathan Strout
Ketchikan, Alaska. Photo by Alexandre.ROSA / Shutterstock
Murkowski and King reintroduce Working Waterfronts Act
Carli Stewart
Senator Ted Stevens and Senator Warren Magnuson (D-WA) during hearings on the 200-mile fisheries legislation (later the Magnuson-Stevens Act) before the Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Oceans and Atmosphere in Washington D.C. on December 6, 1973. Stevens
New bill seeks to strengthen U.S. fisheries with MSA updates
Carli Stewart
Jamie O'Connor, deputy executive director of AMCC. Photo courtesy of AMCC
Stronger federal support for AK fisheries
NF Staff
Built in 1998 at Hutt Brothers in Alberton, Prince Edward Island, the Just Splashy exhibits the typical Island design—a flared bow and sheer that rolls down from the bow and sweeps up again slightly towards the stern. Photo by Molyneaux
Boat of the month: F/V Just Splashy just can’t stop fishing
Paul Molyneaux
The Supersede Marine Board has superior structural integrity to traditional plywood, is more cost-effective, and is sustainably crafted using recycled plastic waste. Photo courtesy of Supersede
Supersede's alternative to wood
Paul Molyneaux
An automatic feeding buoy for offshore fish farming was part of the UNH's continuing work on offshore aquaculture development. Other universities and entities around the world are working on the complex engineering required for open ocean aquaculture. Pho
Act seeks to block offshore aquaculture in US EEZ
Paul Molyneaux
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