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Catching salmon on Alaska’s Copper River is an unpredictable business, so Cordova-based 60 North added halibut and blackcod to its processing line. 60 North/Sena Sea photos

The Road to 60 North

Bruce Buls

Silver Spray Seafoods photo.

Silver with a heart of gold

Brian Hagenbuch

Maui Jim, Costa and Native are all good options for eye protection.

Jumpers on the flats: See more of the action with good glasses

Brian Hagenbuch

New options are making PFDs harder to argue against.

Float on: PFDs are becoming more viable, even for gillnetting

Brian Hagenbuch

A steel housing with access panel protects multiple transducers installed by Lunde Marine in Seattle. Lunde Marine Electronics photo.

Returns & rebounds: Electronics suppliers and installers are ready for service

Paul Molyneaux

Who we are: Jimmy Siebold

Maureen Donald

A graphic showing AIS data portrays distant-water fishing vessels clustered near Argentina's South Atlantic EEZ. Oceana image.

Oceana reports Chinese, Spanish squid vessels ‘going dark’ off Argentina

Kirk Moore

Kinematics Bristol Bay Gillnetter — Kevin Wilson, deckhand on the F/V Curragh, standing on the back deck of a 32-foot salmon gillnetter on his first day of the season in Alaska’s Bristol Bay Naknek River fishing district. Kinematics Marine Equipment

OnDeck in the Pacific Northwest & Alaska: Nets & Haulers

NF Staff

Working deck of Rebecca Mary. Kevin Ralph/NTSB

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Survival on a sinking squid boat: NTSB report

Michael Crowley

University of Massachusetts researchers are using fisheries surveys in a first study to assess effects when the Vineyard Wind offshore energy project is built. Vineyard Wind image.

Vineyard Wind fisheries study to assess effect of offshore turbines

Kirk Moore

Copper River king salmon landed in Cordova, Alaska. Jen Pickett photo

Copper River fleet lands kings and sockeye salmon between troughs

Jen Pickett