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Dock-u-mentary screening of the 1985-86 fishermen’s strike. Photo courtesy of FHC
Documentary screening of the 1985-86 fishermen’s strike
NF Staff
The SHIFT ACT, introduced by a trio of U.S. senators, would require NOAA Fisheries to more formally account for climate-driven shifts in fish stocks when setting commercial fishing quotas. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
New bill takes aim at climate-driven quota challenges
Carli Clancy
The Atlantic deep-sea red crab was the most harvested species from the Northeast Canyons monument until fishing was restricted there by the Biden administration in 2021. Atlantic Red Crab Co. photo.
Trump administration reopens Northeast Canyons
NF Staff
Aerial view of New Bedford's commercial fishing docks. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock / Wangkun Jia
State, local authorities investigate New Bedford harbor death
NF Staff
Photo courtesy of NEFSA Facebook page
NEFSA names Bonnie Brady policy director, Jason Joyce advocacy lead
NF Staff
Photo courtesy of Shutterstock / StuartMonk
Maine moves to make Commercial Fishing Remembrance Day permanent
NF Staff
Fishing memorial statue in Gloucester, MA. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Coast Guard launches formal investigation into sinking of F/V Lily Jean
NF Staff
The Lily Jean was a 72-foot groundfish vessel out of Gloucester, Mass. Photo courtesy of the Lily Jean Facebook page.
One dead, six missing as search ends for crew of fishing vessel Lily Jean
NF Staff
F/V Lily Jean of Gloucester, MA. Photo courtesy of Lily Jean Facebook page
Rescue underway after Gloucester trawler Lily Jean reported sinking
NF Staff
On Friday, December 26th, a devastating fire struck the working waterfront in Portland. Fishermen and fishing businesses suffered extensive losses. Photo courtesy of MCFA
Community raises nearly $200k for fishermen after Portland wharf fire
Carli Clancy
This 21' x 8' New England built skiff is used in the Chesapeake Bay oyster fishery. It is getting a new fiberglass bottom at Jennings Boatyard Inc. in Reedville, Va. Larry Chowning photo.
New England boats as 'icebreakers' in Chesapeake oyster fishery
Larry Chowning
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