News

World Fishing News October 2022 - proving sustainable fisheries do not overfish, a tool to solve ghost fishing and more

Jose Antunes

U.S. Senator Angus King and U.S. Rep. Jared Golden introduced a bill that would pull federal funding from the Monterey Bay Aquarium in response to its decision to red-list Maine lobster.

Maine lawmakers want to cut federal dollars from Monterey Bay Aquarium

Chris Chase

A boat stranded by Hurricane Ian's storm surge at Matlacha, Fla. Casey Streeter photo.

After Hurricane Ian, reckoning looms for Southwest Florida fishermen

Sue Cocking

Surge up to 18 feet from hurricane Ian washed the San Carlos Island shrimp fleet out of Matanzas Harbor. Trico Shrimp Company photo.

Amid wrecked shrimping fleet, Biden and DeSantis promise unified response

Kirk Moore

Fisherman of the Year Contest: 2022

NF Staff

Coast Guard rescue swimmers train off the coast of Atlantic City, N.J. Coast Guard photo.

Personal locator beacons are the next step in lifesaving

Kirk Moore

The Deliverance, a 58-foot steel pot-fishing boat out of Homer, Alaska, came in to be hauled at the Port of Toledo Shipyard in Toledo, Ore. Port of Toledo Shipyard photo.

Michael_Crowley

Delivering a new Deliverance

Michael Crowley

NOAA's Office of Law Enforcement patrolling in the Southeast. NOAA photo.

Georgia seafood dealer fined for buying from recreational anglers

NF Staff

An Atlantic salmon grown in Chile, the world’s second biggest farmed salmon producer. Norway’s proposed tax on salmon farms could drive investment to Chile, where most of Norway’s big salmon aquaculture companies already have operations. Paul Molyneaux ph

Norway threatens 40 percent tax on salmon farms

Paul Molyneaux

The America's Seafood Campaign could get support in Congress for a new national marketing campaign. America's Seafood Campaign image.

New move in Congress to reestablish National Seafood Council

NF Staff

Dominion Energy's twin wind turbines 27 miles off Virginia Beach are the pilot project for a planned 2.6 gigawatt array of 176 turbine towers. Dominion Energy photo.

Wind power opponents set their sights on Virginia project

Kirk Moore