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In Portland, Maine, they already have triple-phase electric for superyachts, making the transition to hybrid-diesel more feasible. Photo courtesy of Lastpix / Shutterstock

How U.S. fishermen are adapting to electrification and alternative fuels

Carli Stewart

Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries

Global tuna transparency effort

NF Staff

Photo courtesy of vicious29a / Shutterstock

Fishermen navigate a new offshore horizon

Carli Stewart

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Advancement of Young Fishermen's Development Act reauthorization

NF Staff

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Senate pushes forward FISH Act to combat illegal global fishing

Nathan Strout

Meet the 2025 National Fisherman Highliners! Join us for the 50th annual Highliner Ceremony and Dinner at this year's Pacific Marine Expo. Photo courtesy of Britton Spark

Meet the 2025 NF Highliners

Carli Stewart

Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries

Tuna partnership boosts transparency in supply chains

NF Staff

Bellingham, WA, fishing docks. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock

Fishery councils respond to Trump’s ‘Restoring American Seafood Competitiveness’ order

Nathan Strout

A Teledyne Marine Sentinel glider is launched during testing off southern New England. Teledyne Marine photo.

U.S. researchers launch historic first circumnavigation with autonomous vehicle

Kirk Moore

A subsample of bluefin tuna larvae collected via net tow from the Slope Sea. The small individuals are about 3 millimeters in length and the larger individuals are about 6 millimeters. NOAA Fisheries photo/Katey Marancik.

Scientists study Atlantic bluefin tuna spawning off Northeast U.S.

NF Staff

As cod landings in the northeast Atlantic and Barents Sea decline, Canadians see an opportunity to capture market share in Europe. But the Atlantic Groundfish Council and offshore fleet, the big boats, need a bigger allocation. Paul Molyneaux photo.

Newfoundland’s offshore fleet needs cod to reclaim market share

Paul Molyneaux