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Waiting for the bell to ring. Photo courtesy of John Heisey
Crew Shots: A Tribute to Salmon Fishermen
Carli Stewart
With commercial fishermen and sportsmen competing for salmon, there is bound to be some friction. Photo from 1963 National Fisherman
Fishing back when: Fishermen Forget Friction to Save Resource
Carli Stewart
After years of fishing and seining as a crewmember on his father's salmon boat, Henry Orth had taken the helm of his own boat. Photo by Henry Orth
From crew to captain, 21 years young
Henry Orth
Kevin Wilson, deckhand on the F/V Curragh, standing on the back deck of a 32-foot salmon gillnetter on his first day of the season in Alaska’s Bristol Bay Naknek River fishing district. Kinematics Marine Equipment
Salmon processors set incentives for Bristol Bay season
Charlie Ess
$60 million to aid Maine communities and businesses in recovering from the devastating storm damage, which passed early Thursday morning. Photo by Annie Nyle on Unsplash
Maine legislature passes $60 million to aid working waterfronts
Carli Stewart
The overall consensus from 2024 ComFish was that the entire commercial fishing industry in Alaska is in trouble. Photo by Marnie Leist on Unsplash
Commissioner's Insights on Alaska's fishing industry
Carli Stewart
From the start of planning by the federal BOEM, commercial fishermen sought defined transit lanes through wind energy areas and 2-nautical-mile spacing between turbine towers for safety. Photo by Waldemar on Unsplash
Safety and traffic at the forefront for Coast Guard wind plans
Kirk Moore
Lowell's Boat Shop, Amesbury, Mass. is the oldest operating boat shop in America. Ben Hayden photos. Black and white imagery provided by the Penobscot Marine Museum.
America's oldest boat shop: Lowell's Boat Shop
Ben Hayden
From subsistence traditions to commercial fishing, AK possesses a unique position of understanding these challenges and conceiving the best ways to address them. Photo by ASMI
Alaska fisheries adapting to stay ahead of climate change
Guest Author
Henry Bear intends to export 10,000 pounds of elvers to Maine in accordance with treaty and trade agreements made in 1760 and 1776. Photo courtesy fo Maryland Fishery Resources Office, USFWS
Native fishermen seek a shared elver fishery
Paul Molyneaux
Since 1988, the recently renewed South Pacific Tuna Treaty between the United States and the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency has given the US tuna fleet access to the EEZs of 17 Pacific Island Nations. Photo courtesy of Tri Marine
Pacific Islands US Tuna Treaty Signed
Paul Molyneaux
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