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David's unexpected foray into the seafood market has been making waves across the industry. Image courtesy David.
Protein bar company offers Pacific cod fillets
Margaret Bauman
Daniel Schindler doing field work in the Wood River. Kat Hartwig photo.
Veteran fisheries researcher says smart development can still protect Alaska salmon habitat
Margaret Bauman
The Lower Granite Dam, in southeastern Washington, is the furthest upstream dam on the Snake River equipped with a fish ladder, enabling adult salmon and steelhead to continue their migration upstream. Photo by Noe Gonzalez / U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Walla Walla District.
Snake River showdown over salmon and power
Jerry Fraser
The commercial salmon season is in full swing. Shutterstock photo.
Wild Alaska salmon prices holding their own in retail markets
Margaret Bauman
The fishing vessel Tarka II burned Sept. 2, 2024, near near Tatoosh Island, Wash., Coast Guard photo.
Extra smoke, fire detectors improve vessel safety, NTSB says
NF Staff
Mayasera Dyneema Lanyard fishing nets. Photo courtesy of Mayasera
How smarter trawl gear could cut fuel use and bycatch
Carli Clancy
The Itasca leaving San Diego and bound for her home port of Honolulu after what owner Peter Webster calls “a shave and a haircut.” Webster spends around 300 days a year at sea, longlining tuna, often hundreds of miles from any land. Peter Webster photo.
Boat of the Month: Itasca
Paul Molyneaux
NOAA Fisheries scientists sort fish during the spring 2024 Rockfish Recruitment and Ecosystem Assessment Survey. These surveys reveal a coastal ocean dominated by a booming population of northern anchovy in recent years. NOAA Fisheries photo.
Vitamin deficiency is killing salmon in California
Margaret Bauman
Problems often occur on boats during maintenance. Leonard McLay put an intentional starboard list on his vessel, the Ashtella Raelynn, to work on the port side, but water flooded the hull, and the boat sank at the dock in Newport, Ore. Georgia Haight photo.
Troller sinks at the dock in Newport, Ore.
Paul Molyneaux
Shutterstock photo.
Salmon and forests are telling us we are about out of time
Margaret Bauman
The spillway of the Lower Granite Lake Dam on the Snake River in Washington, USA. Shutterstock photo.
Trump revokes Columbia salmon pact
NF Staff
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