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Aeriel view of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Photo courteys of WHOI
Fertilizing the sea to capture carbon
Paul Molyneaux
The upcoming panel at the Pacific Marine Expo 2026, Value Starts on Deck: Creating a Culture of Food Safety, Quality, and Sustainability Onboard, will seek to explore ways to increase all three as soon as fish come out of the water. Photo courtesy of ASMI
Increasing quality, safety, and sustainability of Alaska seafood
Paul Molyneaux
Actor Mark Costello started fishing in Bristol Bay in his early 20s and continued until he was 61. “For me it was cathartic,” says Costello. “I loved the physical work and the life onboard.” Photo courtesy of Girlstrong Inc.
Hollywood on the high seas
Paul Molyneaux
Beyond Alaska the Department of Agriculture’s Office of Seafood may be able to provide grants and low-interest loans to fishermen all over the U.S., enabling them to upgrade their boats and equipment. Photo courtesy of Paul Molyneaux
Fish is food: Opening USDA doors for commercial fishermen
Paul Molyneaux
The Ocean Angel VI squid fishing vessel crashed into Santa Cruz Island on Dec. 15, 2022, causing more than 1,000 gallons of fuel to spill into the ocean. Photo courtesy of Santa Barbara County Fire Department
Fishing company pays $100,000 after vessel grounding, oil spill
NF Staff
Alaska pollock captains will share their experiences fishing the Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska during a live Q&A hosted by the Alaska Pollock Fishery Alliance on Nov. 2. Photo courtesy of the Alaska Pollock Fishery Alliance Facebook page
Alaska pollock captains open the wheelhouse for live Q&A
NF Staff
With four young children between them, Claire and Emma are spending less time on deck these days while raising the next generation of commercial fishermen. Photo courtesy of Laurel Johnson
Trading deck time for a new chapter ashore: Salmon Sisters
Carli Clancy
Sen. Sullivan and Rep. Peltola are putting fisheries issues at the center of Alaska’s U.S. Senate race. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Fishing takes center stage in Alaska Senate race
Carli Clancy
Imtra photo.
PME exhibitor preview: Imtra
NF Staff
Fishermen, scientists, and conservation groups are working together to improve real-time whale monitoring off California, aiming to reduce entanglement risk while keeping the Dungeness crab fishery on the water. Photo courtesy of CDFW
New partnership aims to keep crab boats fishing
NF Staff
Luke’s Lobster will host an Oct. 27 fundraiser to support Lift All Boats students and send them to the National Future Fishermen Summit at the Pacific Marine Expo. Photo courtesy of Lift All Boats / MCFA
Lift All Boats fundraiser helps young fishermen get to Seattle
NF Staff
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