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The schooner Grace Bailey in June 2007. Photo by Cinster/Wikimedia Commons.
Fatal schooner accident in Maine waters
Left to right: Sean “Pepper” Cleary, Captain Lillian Connor and her dog Dunkin, Sam Chytla, and Andrew “Farkus” Koehler—celebrate Connor's 31st birthday on June 25, 2023, and first year as a Kodiak seine boat skipper. Lillian Connor photo.
Rookie of the Year
Five generations and counting, Frank Sr., Frank Jr., and Frank III together in Rockland, Maine. Frank Sr. was at his desk at the O’Hara Corporation’s Rockland headquarters until age 81. O’Hara Corp. photo.
Remembering Frank J. O’Hara
Small-scale fishermen’s organizations want to make sure that revisions to National Standards of the Magnuson-Stevens act protect fisheries dependent communities like this one on the shore of the Bering Sea. Paul Molyneaux photo.
Protecting ‘fisheries dependent communities’
Robbie Pollock’s son Chris tried his hand at other trades for a while, but came back to the water where he catches oysters with his wife Brittany and their children, and pulls crab traps with his father. Spence Harrison photo.
The Tip of the Tong
David Kumah, the second engineer on the Northern Eagle, died Aug. 18 after being exposed to an ammonia leak aboard the vessel Northern Eagle. American Seafoods has offered its support to the family and grief counseling to the crew. David Kumah photo via Facebook.
Tragedy in the Bering Sea: Seaman Dies in Ammonia Leak
According to Ben Downes, who first shared the Echo idea with Notus, being able to identify where they are catching has enabled shrimp fishermen to come in with 100,000 pound loads on a regular basis. Ben Downes photo.
The sound of shrimp
Trident Seafoods CEO Joe Bundrant has pushed for the U.S. government to ensure that a ban on Russian seafood imports is enforced effectively. Trident photo.
Trident Seafoods adapting to change
One of two trawl winches driven by 380kW DC motors installed on the American Seafoods catcher processor, the Ocean Rover. Naust Marine images.
New electric winch system boosts American Seafoods trawler
TZ Maps for the TimeZero v3 App is now available for iPad and iPhone, offering vector and raster charts, bathymetry, weather and numerous other useful features. Timezero image.
New chart app gets to the bottom of it
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