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Oyster dredging. Photo by William Whaley/Maryland DNR photo contest.
In a hard winter, Maryland extends oyster season two weeks
NF Staff
Groundfish vessel with a full deck of Gulf of Maine groundfish and a happy crew. Photo courtesy of C Fisheries
Gulf of Maine haddock quota stalled as boats near tying up
Carli Stewart
Restaurants in Anchorage, Alaska, filled up quickly for lunch on Wednesday, Feb. 18, the first day of Lent, with demand high for halibut cheeks and shrimp scampi entrees. Photo courtesy of GotAnotherPhotos
Lent is seafood season despite higher prices
Margaret Bauman
In January 2025, Garmin acquired the SeaStar information service and added it to its ecosystem of hardware and software. The software provides numerous data layers intended to make commercial fishing operations more productive and efficient. Photo courtes
Garmin brings SeaStar information service into its ecosytem
Paul Molyneaux
Maine Sea Grant Program announced in January that it has received $1.4 million from NOAA to support research and outreach under the NOAA Sea Grant-funded American Lobster Initiative. Photo courtesy of Darryl Brooks
Sea Grant funding holds steady in 2026
Carli Stewart
Fishing boat docked in Pillar Point Harbor, San Mateo County. Photo by Gilberto Mesquita / Shutterstock
Federal officials restore commercial fishing safety jobs
Margaret Bauman
The remains of the Dora F in a Brunswick, Ga., bone yard. After owning the boat for 55 years, Johnny Bennett said goodbye to the vessel he had raised his children and grandson on. Walker Owens photo.
The life and times of the Dora F and the Dora F II
Paul Molyneaux
The New Bedford Fire Department responded to a fire due to a lithium-ion battery on board a fishing vessel. Photo courtesy of New Bedford Fire Department
Engine room fire damages docked fishing vessel
NF Staff
The Coast Guard ice-breaking vessel was breaking up the ice to free the commercial fishing fleet in Saquatucket Harbor on Saturday. Photo courtesy of Barnstable County Sheriff's Department
Fleet frozen in as county funds ice clearing efforts
NF Staff
Fishermen using the Fiobuoy gear must meet certain criteria and agree to a number of data gathering requirements. Photo courtesy of Fiomarine
Gear lending library helps Dungeness crabbers go ropeless
Paul Molyneaux
A sport fishing vessel with a red snapper onboard. Photo by Billy Pope / ADCNR
Florida pushes for longest recreational red snapper season in 15 years
NF Staff
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