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Over 100 groundfish industry volunteers worked in 80 degree heat at Terminal 91 at the Port of Seattle on May 28 to clean four huge midwater trawl nets to recycle plastics in the into new products. Photo by John Dunlap, Trident Seafoods
Groundfish industry cleans 55,935 pounds of nets for recycling
Margaret Bauman
Gig Harbor’s long-planned Commercial Fishing Homeport moved a step closer to reality this week after a city hearing examiner verbally indicated he would approve a shoreline permit for the project. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Gig Harbor homeport project clears key permitting hurdle
NF Staff
Restaurant managers ordered to pay tens of thousands in penalties; fishing vessel owner and operators prohibited from commercial fishing in state. Photo courtesy of CDFW
Restaurant, vessel operators penalized in seafood sourcing case
NF Staff
Dungeness crabs in a live hold. Oregon DFW photo.
Calif. fisheries bill advances out of Senate
NF Staff
Bering Sea pollock come aboard a trawler. NMFS video image.
North Pacific council seeks public comment on pelagic trawl gear
Margaret Bauman
California’s ocean salmon fishery reopened in May 2026 after a three-year closure. River fishing for Chinook salmon is also reopening, but at different times in 2026. Eric Palkovacs photo.
California’s salmon fishery is reopening, but that doesn’t mean all is well
Guest Author
The Japan Coast Guard training vessel Itsukushima and the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Osprey maneuver during a May 21 international search and rescue exercise in the Strait of Juan de Fuca near Victoria, British Columbia. U.S. Coast Guard photo.
US, Canada, Japan coast guards hold Pacific Northwest search and rescue exercise
NF Staff
The Pacific Legal Foundation is arguing that the otters should be delisted as a threatened species, and petitioning the Fish and Wildlife Service to exempt fishermen from liability for incidental takes of southern sea otters. Photo courtesy of UFWS
Fishermen challenge sea otter protections in Calif. waters
Paul Molyneaux
Rowan Miller has been working on her father’s salmon seiner since she was 14. At 24, she has utilized the Alaska Commercial Fishing Loan Program to finance the purchase of her first boat, the Journeyman. Credit: Rowan Miller
Boat of the Month: Journeyman
Paul Molyneaux
Calif. commercial Dungeness crab fishing opportunities will remain open in some areas under existing management measures. Photo courtesy by CDFW
Commercial crabbing continues as Calif. expands trap restrictions
NF Staff
Oregon’s commercial Dungeness crab fishery is facing additional regulatory changes as the state works to address whale entanglements. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Whale permit uncertainty drives changes in Oregon crab fishery
NF Staff
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