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Spotlight: Pacific Northwest
Urchins
The Tide-N-Knots rests on its mooring in Bailey’s Mistake, a semi-protected anchorage in Lubec, Maine. Built somewhere in Nova Scotia in 1979, the boat is typical of the rough old Novi workhorses found in Downeast Maine. Greg McConnell photo.
Boat of the month: Tide-N-Knots
Paul Molyneaux
Matt Johnston leased a crab license during the pandemic. Coming out of lockdown he realized he wanted to commit to the fishery and decided to build a boat at Full Time Fabrication with his old friend TJ Lowry. Full Time Fabrication photo.
The Wild West
Paul Molyneaux
Carli's father and brother, Craig and Cody Stewart at this past summers Save Maine Lobstermen event in support of the Maine Lobstermen's Association. Photo Courtesy of Carli Stewart
Fishing Family Point of View: regulations and policies across the coasts
Megan Waldrep & Carli Clancy
Photo by Kindel Media: https://www.pexels.com/photo/a-person-putting-a-sea-urchin-in-a-paper-bag-8352348/
What happened to Maine's once-robust sea urchin fishery?
NF Aggregator
California red urchin. Photo by Kirk Onthank/CC BY-NV 4.0
Pacific urchins: Covid delayed purple urchin removal, but hope as kelp recovers
Charlie Ess
Market barriers constrain Alaska urchin fishing
Laine Welch
Seward, Alaska, is a top port for blackcod and halibut landings. Jessica Hathaway photo
Fall fishing: Alaska's commercial fleets load up on pollock, Dungeness, king crabs and more
Laine Welch
California red urchin. Photo by Kirk Onthank/CC BY-NV 4.0
Urchins: Open season on purps with goal to help restore red urchins, abalone
Charlie Ess
Dungeness crab. Susan Chambers photo.
Pacific Market Report: 2019 Year in Review
Charlie Ess
Deckhand Henry Perales on the Bering Sea crabber Lisa Marie. NF Crew Shots
King crab and closures: Alaska proposes $1 million in commercial fisheries cuts
Laine Welch
Purple urchin, Strongylocentrotus purpuratus. Kirt L. Onthank photo
Pacific urchins: California divers fight the purps; 1.2 million ground up for compost
Charlie Ess
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