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Captain John Nolan is holding his newborn daughter, Cooper, after coming in from a 10-day long line trip targeting golden tilefish out of Montauk, NY, while deckhands Andrew and Robert hold up some golden beauties. Photo submitted by Robert Aaronson.
Crew Shots: Exploring Northeast and Mid-Atlantic Fisheries
Carli Stewart
Checking kelp on a grow line at Seagrove Kelp off Prince of Wales Island in Southeast Alaska. Seagrove Kelp photo
State of Alaska aquaculture report 2024
Ben Hayden
A shrimp-peeling shed in Andhra Pradesh, India. Photo courtesy of CAL
Shrimp Alliance requests the add of Indian Shrimp to list of goods produced with forced labor
Cliff White
A project sponsored by the Coastal Heritage Society in Savannah, GA, is looking into the design, construction, and use of dugouts, bateaux, and other boats used on Georgia's marshy coast.
Fishing back when: Reflecting on Georgia's Maritime Roots
Carli Stewart
The mass resignation of the Fisheries Advisory Board to Rhode Island’s Coastal Resources Management Council—protesting what they called the Council’s “political theater”—was a hot topic at the Rhode Island Seafood Climate Energy Symposium on March 4. Sara
Rhode Island fisheries center hosts climate symposium
Paul Molyneaux
The late Wayne Werner, a well known snapper fisherman and board member of the Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Shareholders Alliance, is being honored with a new scholarship fund in his memory. Reef Fish Shareholders Alliance photo.
Scholarship fund honors Gulf of Mexico fisherman Wayne Werner
NF Staff
Tilghman Island Seafood is the only USDA-certified blue catfish processor on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Photo by Larry Chowning
Maryland awarded grant to control blue catfish population
Larry Chowning
A joint committee was created to recognize the need to change the herring regulatory system to support the fishery better. Photo courtesy of the United States Geological Survey/ Mayumi L Arimitsu, Ph.D.
Establishment of the Alaska Herring Revitalization Committee
Carli Stewart
John Roberts, safety training director for Fishing Partnership Support Services, and instructor Dana Collymer hold the life raft painter as fishermen jump in during suvival suit training at Barnegat Light, N.J. Kirk Moore photo.
Fishing Partnership brings safety training dockside
Kirk Moore
Fishermen who are sharing the waters with Vineyard Wind may be eligible for funds through the Fisheries Compensatory Mitigation Program. Photo courtesy of Bob Brewer on Unsplash
Wind compensation announced, fishermen remain wary
Carli Stewart
Japanese imports are taking a bite out of New Bedford’s lucrative seafood industry at a time when the region’s shellfish are in shorter supply. Photo by Carli Stewart
Japanese imports affecting New Bedford scallop market
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