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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
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
dgeTech’s on-demand buoy system—with the Golden Gate Bridge in the background—is now approved for use in areas otherwise closed to Dungeness crab fishing. The company has been making acoustic release mechanisms for forty years. Photo courtesy of Rob Morri
EdgeTech on demand buoys get California approval
Paul Molyneaux
Fish for sale at seafood market. Photo courtesy of leungchopan / Shutterstock
Up to 20% of global seafood tied to fraud
NF Staff
Starlink on a commercial fishing vessel. Photo courtesy of Carli Stewart
What fishermen are saying about connectivity offshore
Carli Stewart
Over 400 entities are urging Congress to reject the Marine Aquaculture Research for America (MARA) Act of 2025. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Fishermen, aquaculture producers, and others launch battle against MARA Act
Margaret Bauman
The Atlantic deep-sea red crab was the most harvested species from the Northeast Canyons monument until fishing was restricted there by the Biden administration in 2021. Atlantic Red Crab Co. photo.
Trump administration reopens Northeast Canyons
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.
Gulf senators press to block illegal Mexican red snapper from US markets
NF Staff
Following tense U.S.-Canada negotiations, the International Pacific Halibut Commission set the 2026 Pacific halibut harvest at a historic low at last week's meeting. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Sanctions threats loom as IPHC sets historic low 2026 halibut harvest
Carli Stewart
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