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Bering Sea pollock come aboard a trawler. NMFS video image.
North Pacific council seeks public comment on pelagic trawl gear
Margaret Bauman
Copper River salmon. National Park Service photo.
Copper River sockeye fillets are a hot seller
Margaret Bauman
The shrimp fleet in Brownsville, Texas, lined up for its annual spring blessing. The Southern Shrimp Alliance reported that 2024 shrimp landings in Texas were the lowest "reported by NOAA Fisheries for the state over the last 75 years.”
US seafood producers seek ‘broad investigation’ of unfair seafood trade
NF Staff
The Cooperative Research Branch of the Northeast Fisheries Science Center wants fishermen with knowledge and experience to help collect data for the biggest mackerel research project in decades. NOAA photo.
Northeast Science Center wants fishermen for mackerel cooperative research
Paul Molyneaux
Commercial fishing vessels in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Credit: Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries / Heather Soulen
NOAA surveys East Coast fishing crews amid industry pressures
NF Staff
Fishing vessels line up side to side on the edge of Pier 11 in New Bedford. Credit: Brooke Kushwaha / The New Bedford Light
Montigny pushes for harbor oil spill solution, wastewater funding
Guest Author
California’s ocean salmon fishery reopened in May 2026 after a three-year closure. River fishing for Chinook salmon is also reopening, but at different times in 2026. Eric Palkovacs photo.
California’s salmon fishery is reopening, but that doesn’t mean all is well
Guest Author
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau in Mexico. | Photo courtesy of Octavio Hoyos/Shutterstock
US imposes visa restrictions on 26 individuals connected to IUU fishing
Nathan Strout
The Japan Coast Guard training vessel Itsukushima and the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Osprey maneuver during a May 21 international search and rescue exercise in the Strait of Juan de Fuca near Victoria, British Columbia. U.S. Coast Guard photo.
US, Canada, Japan coast guards hold Pacific Northwest search and rescue exercise
NF Staff
A NOAA Fisheries snapshot report on the Gulf shrimp sector noted that relatively low wages and the uncertainty involved in that work make it difficult for vessel owners to find willing and competent workers. Shutterstock photo.
Texas shrimpers ask Trump administration for more H-2B visas amid labor shortage
Nathan Strout
Alaska's seafood industry generates $5.Alaska's seafood industry generates $5.3 billion in value annually, supporting more than 15,000 Alaskans across 120 communities statewide. Shutterstock photo.
Alaska seafood industry valued at $5.3 billion
Margaret Bauman
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