Scallops

David Goethel: Living free and not dying in New Hampshire

Jessica Hathaway

A new study cited by NOAA predicts Northeast lobster and sea scallop stocks will continue to shift northward in response to warming Atlantic waters and climate change through the rest of the 21st century. NOAA photo.

Researchers predict warming Atlantic will push lobsters offshore, scallops northward

Kirk Moore

The crew of the Arianna Maria unloads a catch at the Fishermen's Dock Cooperative in Point Pleasant Beach, N.J. A collapse in restaurant supply demand as a result of coronavirus has caused many boats to tie up. Fulfill photo. — The crew of the Arianna Maria unloads a catch at the Fishermen's Dock Cooperative in Point Pleasant Beach, N.J. Fulfill photo.

East Coast fishing crippled by coronavirus crisis, restaurant shutdowns

Kirk Moore

Besides its unique bow, the Viking Power also breaks new ground by using A-frames for towing and hoisting its two 14-foot dredges. Williams Fabrication photo

Viking Power

Paul Molyneaux

The scalloper Leonardo in fall 2018 on the Acushnet River with New Bedford's waterfront in background. vinoverde/Alamy Stock photo

Three missing after scalloper sinks off Martha's Vineyard: Updated

Jessica Hathaway

The crew of the dayboat Chasin

Jay Fleming.

Scallops on the double

Jay Fleming

The collision left a 30-foot gash in the side of the tanker. Coast Guard image

NTSB: Mates share blame for scalloper, tanker collision

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Gulf of Maine scallops. Alex Todd photo.

Atlantic scallop haul tops 60 million pounds

Caroline Losneck

Alex Todd photo.

Scallops hold steady for New England, but sizes could shrink

Jessica Hathaway

Alaska razor clams. Alaska Department of Fish and Game photo.

Alaska razor clam harvest expected to dip

Charlie Ess

The trawler Virginia Marise from Point Judith, R.I., near the Block Island Wind Farm. Deepwater Wind photo.

Fisheries science needs to catch up with offshore wind power

Kirk Moore