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Commercial fishing groups across the United States praised the creation of the new Office of Seafood within the Department of Agriculture.Shutterstock photo.
USDA launches first-ever Office of Seafood
Eric Haun
On-demand fishing gear systems were tested in Jonesport, Maine, using the Maine Department of Marine Resources gear library. Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
Maine senators raise red flags on ropeless gear mandate
NF Staff
A trawl vessel sits docked on Kodiak Island in 2024. Photo courtesy of Nathaniel Herz / Northern Journal
Trawl supporters counter growing anti-industry messaging in Alaska elections
Guest Author
Aerial drone perspective of commercial fishing vessels docked at Montauk Harbor's pier. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
New York lawmaker pushes upfront fuel tax break for fishing fleet
NF Staff
President Trump's FY2027 budget cuts target NOAA, other federal agencies. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Trump budget proposal targets NOAA
Carli Clancy
Gas and diesel prices on the rise across all U.S. working waterfronts. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Fuel costs squeeze US fleets as Dungie season ends on a low note
Carli Clancy
The effort to crack down on illegal fishing is moving forward again on Capitol Hill, with Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan’s Fighting Foreign Illegal Seafood Harvest (FISH) Act advancing out of the U.S. Senate. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
FISH Act advances as Senate targets illegal foreign fishing fleets
Carli Clancy
The battle over Virginia's menhaden reduction fishery to fish has, for the time being, been stalled in the state's general assembly with all bills introduced to regulate or prohibit the fishery being killed or tabled in committees. Photo by Larry Chowning
Last 2026 General Assembly bill to regulate Virginia menhaden fishery stalls
Larry Chowning
Two bills in the Virginia General Assembly to regulate the state's menhaden reduction fishery have been killed in committees, while one that requires fisheries observers on boats and more control of harvest levels moves forward. Photo by Larry Chowning
Two bills related to Virginia's menhaden stall in committee, one moves forward
Larry Chowning
Bristol Bay fisherman Bill Hill enters U.S. House race. Photo courtesy by the Bill Hill campaign
Veteran Alaska harvester Bill Hill opts to run for US House
Margaret Bauman
Photo courtesy of Alaska Seafood
House moves to tighten residency rules for fishing, hunting licenses
NF Staff
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