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Research reports capture climate change impacts on halibut

Margaret Bauman

Trident Seafoods' Crispy Battered Sauceable Wild Alaska Pollock Nuggets. Photo courtesy of Trident Seafoods

Pollock nuggets are a winner at Alaska Symphony of Seafoods

Margaret Bauman

The village of Kipnuk. Photo courtesy of the Alaska National Guard

Disaster declaration opens federal aid after Alaska typhoon

NF Staff

While NOAA Fisheries Southeast Region Permits Office has granted an extension for dealers and fishermen to renew permits during the shutdown, the Coast Guard’s vessel safety inspectors have reportedly all been furloughed. Photo courtesy of Jeremy Zirlott

What’s working, what’s not in the shutdown

Paul Molyneaux

In Portland, Maine, they already have triple-phase electric for superyachts, making the transition to hybrid-diesel more feasible. Photo courtesy of Lastpix / Shutterstock

How U.S. fishermen are adapting to electrification and alternative fuels

Carli Stewart

Photo courtesy of ABSC/ Cory

Alaska doubles catch limit as snow crab stocks recover

Nathan Strout

A Dungeness crab pot. California wildlife officials are delaying the 2026 crabbing season opener until at least Jan.1 to avoid gear entanglement risk to a reported abundance of humpback whales. CDFW image.

California crab opener delayed into 2026

NF Staff

Louisiana shrimp captain Acy Cooper talks about the history and slow decline on the Gulf shrimp fishery in the film 'The Last of the Shrimpers.' Last of the Shrimpers image.

‘Last of the Shrimpers’ premiers in New Orleans

Paul Molyneaux

Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries

Global tuna transparency effort

NF Staff

The Connecticut schooner Suzanna has recently been fiberglassed at Cockrell's Marine Railway in Heathsville, Va. Cockrell's Marine Railway photo.

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Suzanna gets a new shine

Larry Chowning

Photo courtesy of Kitsap County Sheriff Department

Deckhand found dead at Kingston Marina

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