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Spotlight: Pacific Northwest
Scallops
Sea scallops as seen in a drop camera survey image by the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth School for Marine Science and Technology. SMAST image via Northeast Fisheries Science Center.
New study looks to how wind projects will change ocean
Kirk Moore
After a mechanical failure Aug. 17, Cape May County, N.J. officials kept the Middle Thorofare drawbridge locked open to permit continued fishing boat access to the Port of Cape May/Wildwood. Lund's Fisheries photo.
Cape May keeps drawbridge open for fishing traffic
NF Staff
Fisheries regulators voted this month to “discontinue” the development of a plan to reopen the Northern Edge of Georges Bank.
Fishermen protest ongoing closure of Northern Edge
Guest Author
Scallops. Photo by Carli Stewart
Scallopers assail continued closure of Northern Edge
NF Aggregator
Macduff Ship Design developed a new scalloper design, the first vessel was the Eternal Promise, owned by Whitelink Seafoods. Photo courtesy of MacDuff Ship Design
New European scalloper offers Improved economic viability
Carli Clancy
Scallops harvested on a 2019 trip in Nantucket Lightship South conducted under the NMFS Scallop Research Set-Aside (RSA) Program. Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences photo.
Scallop Research Set-Aside projects for 2024
NF Staff
Dutch Harbor, Alaska, was the biggest by volume, but New Bedford, Mass., was the top commercial fishing port by value. Photo by Tyler Moultrie on Unsplash
Dutch Harbor and New Bedford named top fishing ports
Carli Clancy
Cody's upbringing was surrounded by fishing, highlighting the pivotal role of his grandfather Ralph Pratt (affectionately known as Bampy) in shaping the family's fishing tradition. Photo by Carli Stewart
The Pratt family's legacy ripples through the heart of the fishing community
Carli Clancy
The scallop tows in the Northern Gulf of Maine access area yield piles of large scallops that come up so clean there’s no picking deck. Just shovel the catch into totes and baskets. Photo by Paul Molyneaux
Mainers flock to Gloucester for short but sweet scallop season
Paul Molyneaux
Photo by Island Group Studios on Unsplash
15 years later, diver recalls scalloper lost off N.J.
NF Aggregator
Scallops. Photo by Carli Stewart
Council eyeing 2026 Northern Edge scallop opening
NF Aggregator
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