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For commercial fishermen, it’s about earning a living in an already heavily regulated industry. They will likely not survive Amendment 22 through compliance and other operational costs. Photo by Shutterstock Media
Mid-Atlantic fishermen fight unconstitutional regulation
Guest Author
Commissioners provided positive feedback last week on a proposal to redevelop Driscoll’s Wharf on Shelter Island. Photo by Art Wager/E+ on Getty Images
Port of San Diego commits $3.1 Million for dock replacement
Carli Stewart
2019 commercial menhaden season. Photo by J Clancy
Conflict resolution for Mass. 2024 pogy season
Carli Stewart
Once the fire on the Bristol Bay gillnetter, Jordyn Rose got out of control, there was little anyone could do. The boat burned so completely that local fire officials have nothing to investigate, and the cause remains unknown. Photo by Michelle Conor
Fire ends Bristol Bay fisherman's season
Paul Molyneaux
The crew of the fishing vessel Tremont evacuates after the Oct. 28, 2022 collision with the containership MSC Rita 55 miles off Virginia, with fishing vessel Drysten in the background, as seen from the research vessel Atlantis. Lance Wills photo/ via NTSB
Safety lessons for mariners from NTSB Safer Seas Digest 2023
NF Staff
Newport Yacht Builders owner Jim Thompson envisions a new industry where a shop can pre-form interior kits for boat builders and supply perfectly fitting parts on demand. Photo by Newport Yacht Builders
Newport Yacht Builders' digital precision in boatbuilding
Paul Molyneaux
Marks on a lobster tail are believed to be made by a leather vise used to hold lobsters for scrubbing. A.C. McLoon, Frank Moore, Bob Barlow, Leslie Dyer, and Harold Look. Photo by Brown
Fishing back when: ban offshore lobster fishing
Carli Stewart
Alexsa Rose (left) and Kimberly Ann running a tight race at Bar Harbor in Diesel Class M(B): 40 feet and over , 501 to 750 hp. Kimberly Ann won and took third in the Diesel Free for All. Jon Johanson photo.
Lobster boat racers battle the rain at Bar Harbor
Michael Crowley
Salmon processing barge, 'Hannah' owned by Northline Seafoods, recently underwent an electrical fire within the freezer just weeks after leaving the shipyard. Photo by Northline
Salmon barge fire raises concern ahead of peak season
Carli Stewart
The American Samoa Department of Commerce celebrated the launch of the Tautai Mua. The new boat and associated training program are hoped to boost the local fisheries. Photo by Department of Commerce
Launching Tautai Mua: Boosting American Samoa's fisheries
Paul Molyneaux
1620 Workwear fabric is sourced, cut, and sewn in the USA. 1620 Workwear photo.
1620 Workwear: USA made, USA tough
Ben Hayden
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