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Gig Harbor's planned Commercial Fishing Homeport would provide dedicated moorage for up to 17 commercial fishing vessels while creating a new working waterfront destination. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Gig Harbor homeport project moves toward construction as costs rise
NF Staff
Proposed offshore wind energy areas off Oregon were set aside in fall 2024 amid opposition from skeptical state leaders, commercial fishing and community groups and Native tribes. BOEM graphic.
Oregon planners submit ‘roadmap’ for any future wind power
NF Staff
The 35-foot Nora J sustained significant damage in a July 21 collision with the 62-foot Tabitha about 22 miles off Grays Harbor, Wash. A crew from Coast Guard Station Grays Harbor picked up three crew before the boat sank. Coast Guard photo.
Coast Guard says two boats collide off Washington; no injuries reported
NF Staff
A bill that would provide an additional $500 million for the San Joaquin River Restoration Program moved one step closer to becoming law. Photo courtesy of California Department of Fish and Wildlife
San Joaquin salmon restoration bill advances
NF Staff
Pacific Marine Expo will take place from Nov. 19-21 at the Seattle Convention Center’s Arch Building. Photo courtesy of Britton Spark
A new home for PME, built on more than 50 years of tradition
Carli Clancy
Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez visits Skamania Hatchery after concerns over its closure in April. Photo courtesy of Gluesenkamp Perez's office
Northwest gains support in fight over salmon hatchery funding
Carli Clancy
The Aleta at the dock in Florence, Oregon. The 49-foot steel ketch was designed by Jack Serin and built near Ventura, California. Kate Price and Brandon Hiza bought the boat in 2022 as both a home and an albacore troller. Photo courtesy of Price/Hiza
F/V Aleta blends sail power with modern albacore fishing
Paul Molyneaux
Two commercial fishermen became the first rescuers on scene after a three-level vessel sank in San Francisco Bay on July 14. Photo courtesy of ABC News
Fishermen among first responders in fatal San Francisco Bay sinking
NF Staff
California's commercial salmon season has reopened for the first time since 2022 under tight restrictions aimed at rebuilding Chinook salmon. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Calif. salmon fleet returns under limited season three-year closure
NF Staff
A bipartisan group of Oregon coastal lawmakers is urging the Bonneville Power Administration to reverse its decision to cut funding for a salmon hatchery program. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Oregon lawmakers push to restore salmon hatchery funding
NF Staff
Fishing vessels in Honolulu Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Council appointments renew debate over Pacific monuments
NF Staff
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