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https://divcomplatform.s3.amazonaws.com/www.nationalfisherman.com/images/6b921c30a5de7a0c846155d0c612f5da.jpg — Photo by Liger Pham

Planned release of radioactive water stokes fresh fears for Japan fisherman

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https://divcomplatform.s3.amazonaws.com/www.nationalfisherman.com/images/e0109fca1d603ccac0f0e9111e4df61e.jpg — Maine Fishermen's Forum Auction 2023. Photo by Carli Stewart

Recap of the 48th annual Maine Fishermen's Forum

Carli Stewart

https://divcomplatform.s3.amazonaws.com/www.nationalfisherman.com/images/a7f3a79e802237fe7be2eda4bd060496.jpg — Celestial Dawn- Photo: Macduff Ship Design

Scottish vessel awarded as best medium trawler

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Maine Fishermen's Forum 2020 Seminar. Maine Fishermen’s Forum photo.

Further connecting our industry and region at the Maine Fishermen’s Forum

Carli Stewart

DuraBrite #SaveMaineLobstermen Products — DuraBrite #SaveMaineLobstermen Products. DuraBrite photo.

DuraBrite Lights guide the way for Maine lobstermen

Carli Stewart

San Diego urchin diver Pete Halmay, founder of the San Diego Fishermen’s Working Group is calling aquaculture a bad idea for fisherman. He compares it to the negative impact imports have on domestic seafood prices. Jason Houston photo.

Fishermen or farmers

Paul Molyneaux

Cartoon by Tim Hughes @timaginationland

Cartoon: They're still going to blame us

The Catch Share Reform Consortium, including Scituate, Mass. draggerman Tim Barrett and fishermen from around the U.S., is in Washington, D.C. urging Congress to stop consolidation of quota by foreign speculators. Tim Barrett photo.

The Catch Share Reform Coalition goes to Congress

Paul Molyneaux

Megan Wadrep on a day trip at Southern California’s Channel Islands with her husband, spiny lobsterman Chris Dabney, aboard their HH Marine 32-footer, the F/V Joseph Warren. “We had it trucked across from Massachusetts,” says Waldrep. Chris Dabney photo.

Partners of Commercial Fishermen

Paul Molyneaux

Amy Gulick’s photographs—such as her cover shot—tell stories within the story of The Salmon Way, adding a deeper layer of understanding that words alone can’t always reach. Credit: Amy Gulick.

The Salmon Way

Paul Molyneaux

U.S. fishermen following strict regulations compete with $2.4 billion in of illegally caught seafood imports every year. Expanding the Seafood Import Monitoring Program may reduce the illegal trade, but observers say it now falls short. Oceana photo.

Oceana endorses expanding U.S. seafood imports monitoring

Paul Molyneaux