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A NMFS observer, Steve Polak, measures and weighs an undersized haddock on a hook and line groundfish vessel out of Portsmouth, NH. Like all observers, Polak has undergone safety training, must wear a life vest, and can refuse a trip if he has safety conc
The training and safety of observers
Paul Molyneaux
In an August 2025 field trial, researchers dispersed 16,200 gallons of sodium hydroxide tagged with a rhodamine tracer dye (visible in the red water color) to raise the alkalinity of a patch of seawater in the Gulf of Maine and calculate carbon uptake. Ph
Industry puts forth guidance on a 'fishery sensitive' approach to marine carbon dioxide removal
Sarah Schumann
Lobstermen haul traps off the coast of Maine. Maine Lobster Marketing Collaborative photo.
Maine lobsterman seeks Supreme Court challenge to GPS tracking
NF Staff
Shark caught as bycatch. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Hook-based shark deterrent shows promise in cutting bycatch
NF Staff
The Oceanbotics software, SubNav, is user-friendly and allows the ROV operator to see via the ROV's camera system or Optimus sonar. It can also show the ROV's position using GPS and a DVL. Photo courtesy of Oceanbotics
Oceanbotics makes ROVs for lost vessel recovery and more
Paul Molyneaux
The Canadian company, OnDeck AI, is working with halibut and blackcod longliners to develop VLM for reviewing electronic monitoring data in fisheries. Designed to reason like humans, VLM could replace the currently used computer vision AI. Photo courtesy
OnDeck AI could revolutionize electronic monitoring
Paul Molyneaux
U.S. FWS proposed clarity on the status of squid as shellfish. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Feds propose new definition of shellfish to include squid, others
NF Staff
Red colors in this image show higher concentrations of chlorophyll in the Gulf of Maine and beyond. This image was taken by the Ocean Color Instrument sensor aboard the PACE satellite on April 8, 2024. Photo courtesy of NASA
NASA joins SCEMFIS advisory board, bringing satellite data to fisheries research
NF Staff
Todd Meadows, 25, a deckhand on the F/V Aleutian Lady, died Feb. 25 in an overboard accident about 170 miles north of Dutch Harbor, Alaska. Captain Rick Shelford via Facebook.
‘Deadliest Catch’ crew member dies in overboard accident
NF Staff
H.R. 3692 has passed in the U.S. House of Representatives, reauthorizing the Young Fishermen’s Development Program through FY 2031. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Young Fishermen’s Development Act renewed
NF Staff
Two commercial fishing boats tied up on Lake Erie. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock / Scottshoots
Lake Erie fisherman fined for abandoned nets, reporting violations
NF Staff
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