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A Coast Guard Air Station Miami aircrew rescues a man clinging to a cooler 30 miles off Longboat Key, Fla., Oct. 9., 2024. Coast Guard video image.
Florida ports reopen after hurricane Milton
NF Staff
Updates must be made quickly to the National Standard guidelines to address climate impacts, support fishing communities, and reduce bycatch or risk harming U.S. fisheries' resilience and equity. Photo by Fishing Communities Coalition
Fishing communities call on Biden-Harris Administration to update National Standard guidelines
Guest Author
F/V Lynda of Ketchikan pulls into the pier at Dutch Harbor, Alaska. The World War II military outpost has become one of the most important bases for the King crab industry.
Fishing Back When: Crab landings down, first time in history
Carli Stewart
The DFO officers seized over 13,000 pounds of lobster from a Shelburne County, Nova Scotia facility. Photo by Ramon Cliff
Record lobster seizure amid rising DFO concerns
Carli Stewart
We caught up with Julie Bonney from Alaska Groundfish Data Bank (AGDB) to clarify some of the questions that have been lurking following the incident. Photo by NOAA Fisheries
Insights following major pollock trawling bycatch incident
Carli Stewart
Offloading frozen Pacific cod from a freezer trawer. NOAA photo.
Alaska seafood industry took $1.8 billion hit in 2023
NF Staff
Extend maintenance schedules, increase average uptime, and avoid unexpected failures through condition-based maintenance with ioCurrents' MarineInsight
MER Equipment teams up with ioCurrents using AI
Paul Molyneaux
Commercial Pacific bluefin fishermen will be able to catch 80% more tuna in 2025-2026. Photo courtesy of Bluefina
Pacific bluefin tuna quotas soar by 80 percent in 2025
NF Staff
Oceanville Boatworks is building a 48-foot Mussel Ridge lobster boat that should be completed in February. Dwight Staples photo.
All composite, all the time in Maine
Michael Crowley
The latest assessment reveals that Atlantic herring, a key species for the Northeast’s fishing industry, remains overfished, though overfishing is no longer occurring. Photo by NOAA Fisheries
Atlantic herring still overfished, recovery uncertain
Carli Stewart
Many express objections to Rodger May winning the bid for Peter Pan Seafood’s remaining assets. Photo by Peter Pan Seafood
May faces backlash over $37M bid for Peter Pan assets
Carli Stewart
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