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A proposed 770,000 square mil marine sanctuary would incorporate the existing Remote Island Marine National Monument and “currently unprotected submerged lands and waters,” according to the Biden administration. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service graphic.
Biden administration proposes new Pacific marine sanctuary
Chris Chase
Longline-caught swordfish landed at Honolulu. The Hawaii fleet is in the midst of its first swordfish season after winning Marine Stewardship Council certification. Hawaii Longline Association photo.
Hawaii longliners land swordfish under new MSC certification
NF Staff
Franklyn d’Entremont, once a superstar of the New England and Maritime Canadian swordfish harpoon fisheries, showed a photo of himself about to iron a fish back in the glory days. Monique D’Eon photo.
Swordfish!
Paul Molyneaux
A pilot whale entangled in a swordfish drift gillnet. NMFS photo.
New federal law phases out large-mesh drift gillnets for California swordfish
Nick Rahaim
The Irene Alton’s lines came from a half-model carved by Alton Raynes; Bernard Raynes named the boat after his father and mother, Irene. Raynes painted the hard-working boat every year, and NF writer Paul Molyneaux tarred the rigging. Maynard Bray photo.
A death in the family
Paul Molyneaux
President Biden is considering whether to reverse the Trump administration executive order on fishing in the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts National Monument. NOAA image.
Northeast Canyons fishing prohibition may be added to councils’ management plans
Kirk Moore
Bigeye tuna at the Honolulu Fish Auction. Hawaii Longline Association photo.
Marine Stewardship Council certifies Hawaii longline fisheries
NF Staff
The Honolulu-based longliner Blue Dragon was struck by a sudden fire in the wheelhouse in November 2021. Coast Guard photos.
NTSB: Electrical fault suspected in Hawaii longliner fire
Kirk Moore
An oceanic whitetip shark swimming with pilotfish. NOAA photo.
Hawaii longliners convert gear to reduce whitetip shark bycatch
Kirk Moore
Swordfish on the F/V White Water. Blue Water Fishermen's Association photo.
Gulf of Mexico Swordfish: Lingering covid effects, cheap imports depress market
Sue Cocking
President Biden is considering whether to reverse the Trump administration executive order on fishing in the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts National Monument. NOAA image.
Biden restores Northeast Canyons marine monument
Kirk Moore
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