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A 2021 research cruise conducted by NOAA led to the discovery of abundant ferromanganese nodules along a chain of Seamounts stretching from New England into the North Atlantic. Photo by NOAA
Fishing fleets and deep sea miners converge in the Pacific
Paul Molyneaux
Shutterstock photo.
Bill to make insurance more accessible to Alaska harvesters moving through Senate
Margaret Bauman
The 68-foot F/V Captain Raleigh sank Friday morning near the entrance to Grays Harbor, Washington. USCG photo.
Newport captain missing after F/V Capt. Raleigh sinks
NF Staff
Last week, Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan spoke harsh words to the federal government about the failure of timely fisheries surveys. Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
“Get on with the surveys” or risk shutting down U.S. fisheries
NF Staff
A pair of commercial fishing boats prepare their nets for salmon and halibut during the busy summer season in the Kenai Peninsula. Shutterstock photo
Alaska's 2025 salmon forecast more than doubles last year
Laine Welch
NEFSA commends the Trump administration for opening the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument southeast of Cape Cod near the edge of Georges Bank to commercial fishing. Photo courtesy of The Pew Charitable Trusts
Trump to reopen Northeast Canyons to commercial fishing
NF Staff
The King and Winge was built in West Seattle, WA in 1914. The builders, Al King and Tom Winge, were charter members of the FVOA. It was the most modern schooner yet constructed for her time and the largest halibut schooner constructed in northwest shipy
Significant economic developments in the Pacific halibut fishery
Arni Thomson
Pound netters hauling their gear on a rough autumn day off Hoopers Island, Maryland, in Chesapeake Bay. “They catch menhaden, and what they call money fish, stripers, trout, drum whatever they can sell,” says photographer Jay Fleming.
Jay Fleming: Photography of fishermen’s lives
Paul Molyneaux
Photo by NOAA Fisheries
Alaska seafood eyes global growth
Guest Author
Photo by Larry Chowning
ASMFC pressured to maintain menhaden catch limits
Chris Chase
This 42' tuna boat at Samoset Boatworks has tuna storage with a below-deck 3'-square live well that will come up to the underside of the cockpit sole. Next to it will be be an insulated tuna coffin next to that another live well. Samoset Boatworks photo.
A pair of New England tuna boats
Michael Crowley
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