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A Dungeness crab pot. California wildlife officials are delaying the 2026 crabbing season opener until at least Jan.1 to avoid gear entanglement risk to a reported abundance of humpback whales. CDFW image.
California crab opener delayed into 2026
NF Staff
Photo courtesy of Kitsap County Sheriff Department
Deckhand found dead at Kingston Marina
Guest Author
Karl Senner installed a fixed propeller system and Reintjes WF 570 gear in the Kodiak, Alaska-based trawler, Elizabeth F., after the vessel’s controllable pitch propeller system failed late in the 2024 season. Credit: Karl Senner
Reintjes drives innovation in marine propulsion
Paul Molyneaux
Aerial imagery of dragon kelp bed in coastal Alaska. NOAA Fisheries photo by Mandy Lindeberg
NOAA boosts mapping projects to identify areas of wild kelp
Margaret Bauman
Alaska pollock makes up over half of the total Alaska commercial seafood harvest volume. Genuine Alaska Pollock Producers photo.
Studies show Alaska pollock fishery value in product, jobs
Margaret Bauman
Seattle area conservation groups say they will sue the federal government over failure to protect native salmon, steelhead and orca populations from hatchery programs inthe Columbia River system. Wild Fish Conservancy photo.
Conservation groups plan lawsuit over hatcheries
Margaret Bauman
Participants of the Drill Instructor and Fishermen First Aid and Safety Training will get hands-on experience practicing lifesaving skills, such as putting on survival suits. Photo courtesy of Washington Sea Grant
Washington Fishermen's Convention set for Dec. 4-8
Margaret Bauman
Albacore tuna typically range from 20-30 inches long and 10-30 pounds, but they can grow larger. Shutterstock photo.
Pacific tuna fishery opens in Eastern Gulf of Alaska
Margaret Bauman
Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission member states include California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Alaska. Shutterstock photo.
Former fisheries commission exec sentenced for stealing $211K
NF Staff
David Witherell is retiring as executive director of the North Pacific Fishery Management Council. NPFMC photo.
NPFMC executive director David Witherell to retire in October
Margaret Bauman
Geoff Brunick aboard the Pacific Wind, fishing out of Warrenton, Ore., tells of his father being among the last American whalers. “It was in the ‘60s,” he says. “They were whaling here.” Paul Molyneaux photo.
America’s last whalers
Paul Molyneaux
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