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Crab traps loaded aboard a fishing boat in Eureka, CA, in preparation for the Dungeness crab season. Photo by Shutterstock
San Francisco Dungeness crab season stalls again
Carli Clancy
Juvenile salmon experienced a mix of favorable and challenging ocean conditions off the West Coast in 2025. NOAA Fisheries photo.
Mixed signals suggest moderate Pacific salmon returns
NF Staff
Rock crab. Photo by Monterey Bay Fisheries Trust
California warns against eating rock crab viscera along the Northern coast
NF Staff
Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Petition urges more protections for whales in Dungeness crab fisheries
Margaret Bauman
The Coast Guard will maintain helicopter operations based at Newport, Ore., for the duration of the 2025 Dungeness crab fishing season, Adm. Kevin Lunday told Oregon senators Dec. 12. Coast Guard photo/PO3 Hunter Schnable.
Coast Guard says helicopter operations continue at Newport
NF Staff
Fall-run Chinook salmon migrate to California's Central Valley rivers to spawn. Photo by Miles Daniels
California Chinook salmon are study of survival in changing climate
Margaret Bauman
Photo courtesy of melissamn
Pacific halibut catches declined this year
Laine Welch
Dungeness crabs in a live hold. Oregon DFW photo.
Oregon Dungeness fishermen will be hauling in time for the holidays
Carli Clancy
Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
NOAA awards over $26.4 M for marine debris removal
Margaret Bauman
The 40-foot wooden albacore troller Jo El was built in Sunnyside, Washington, in 1967. Every year, owner Brett Montague hauls her out for a new coat of paint, new zincs, and other maintenance. Photo courtesy Brett Montague
Boat of the Month, the Jo El
Paul Molyneaux
Alexandra Morton started off presenting fisheries science aimed at protecting wild salmon. “When I saw the science wasn’t bringing change, I became an activist,” she says. Simon Fraser University photo.
Removal of BC salmon farms coincides with rebounding wild runs
Paul Molyneaux
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