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Members of the Skipteknisk team use advanced Revit autocad software to produce 3D models that enable them to give potential clients a virtual walk through of the proposed vessel. Photo by Skipsteknisk

Skipsteknisk designs fishing vessels for the future

Paul Molyneaux

Photo courtesy of NEYFA

Greenhorn program trains next-gen small-boat fishermen

Carli Stewart

Fish leather from the Local Seafood Summit. Photo by Margaret Crosby/Local Catch Network.

USDA webinar targets value-added grants for fisheries and seafood

NF Staff

Decades-long pattern of violations leads to felony convictions for Alaska fisherman. Photo courtesy of bonilook / Shutterstock

Alaskan convicted on multiple felony fishing violations

NF Staff

Photo courtesy of David Hills/Fishy Pictures

Monkfish are there- fishermen say the science is missing them

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After more than 80 years, Columbia River Chinook and sockeye salmon have regained access to 1,000 miles of spawning habitat above the Grand Coulee and Chie Joseph Dams in Washington. Upper Columbia Tribes in the US and Canada welcome their return. Photo c

A homecoming for Upper Columbia River salmon

Paul Molyneaux

Old Scituate Harbor Light. Photo courtesy of Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism

Scituate considers expanding commercial fisherman definition

NF Staff

A pile of fresh mackerel. Photo courtesy of David Gonzalez Yllera / Shutterstock

EU warns of overfishing risk after Commission talks stall

Carli Stewart

A fishing vessel hauls in catch offshore California, USA. Photo by Elliott Hazen, courtesy of Heather Welch, UCSC.

VMI data used to study marine heatwaves may also monitor ecosystem health

Margaret Bauman

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Lobstermen’s knowledge offers critical insight into the Gulf of Maine

NF Staff

Photo courtesy of the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center

New Bedford grant takes fishing stories beyond the dock

NF Staff