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Blue Crab. Photo courtesy NOAA Fisheries and Chesapeake Bay Program
Va. considering increasing spring, fall crab catch limits
NF Aggregator
Chesapeake Bay crab potters are catching their limit of 27-bushels in the bay this spring. Larry Chowning photo.
Chesapeake Bay crab numbers jump after winter dredge survey
Larry Chowning
Photo by John Chase
S.C. crabbers, state agency pushing for crabbing regulations
NF Aggregator
Blue Crab. Courtesy of NOAA FIsheries
$5 reward is easing problem of ghost crab traps off Mississippi
NF Aggregator
© K. Havens/VIMS
TRAP: a national program to remove derelict fishing gear
Jose Antunes
Photo by Erik Mclean
U.S. grants Va. institute $8m to lead abandoned crab pot program
NF Aggregator
Most of the boats in Delacroix, La., are small day boats. Skim net boats fishing shrimp and outboard powered crabbers line the bayou for a couple of miles. Paul Molyneaux photo.
Down on the Bayou
Paul Molyneaux
Recipes for the Boat: Soft Spring Rolls with Crab
LaDonna Rose Gundersen
Photo by Mark Stebnicki
Md., Va. stick with tighter crab limits amid population concerns
NF Aggregator
The Emilie Virginia is presently up on the hard at Crown Pointe Marina in Hayes, Va., getting a new bottom, stern and pilothouse. She is shown here with her captain and owner Peyton Mason. Photo by Jimmy John Hunley.
Virginia waterman needs his classic wooden boats ‘just to keep up with the work.’
Larry Chowning
While Mike Vernese sells the Slayer with power options including a Honda engine and a Porta bracket, Tohatsu engines also seem to be popular. All in all the hull, trailer and engine can cost fishermen around $45,000. Ugly Boats photo.
Slayer Skiffs: Multi-role boats for Gulf fishermen
Paul Molyneaux
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