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Holdfast Kelp Vodka, produced by Uncharted Distillery, won the Beyond the Plate and Most Innovative. Photo by AFDF

2024 Alaska Symphony of Seafood celebrates innovation

NF Staff

MITAGS photo.

Maritime Institute of Technology and Graduate Studies offers commercial fishermen free safety classes

Ben Hayden

Oregon’s commercial Dungeness crab season is delayed coastwide until at least December 16, 2024.

Oregon's Dungeness crab season pushed

NF Staff

A tablet running the Bristol Maps app, aboard a Bristol Bay gillnetter. The customer is using the group location sharing features, grid lines, and live tide chart overlays—just a few of the features of the app. Bristol Maps photo.

Bristol Maps chart dynamic environments

Paul Molyneaux

Ground support: Fishermen rally for hurricane aid

Carli Stewart

Fishing vessels at the Block Island Wind Farm. Ørsted photo.

New leadership at Responsible Offshore Development Alliance

NF Staff

For the 25th consecutive year, Dutch Harbor, AK, and New Bedford, MA, ranked as the top U.S. fishing ports for volume and value in 2022. Photo by Mark Stephens Photography

Top U.S. ports for a quarter century

Laine Welch

The buyboat John Swain, above, had a rebuilt Cummins diesel engine installed in October. Photo courtesy Jim Drake.

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Buyboat is a labor of love

Larry Chowning

Kongsberg Discovery photo.

Kongsberg Discovery introduces FS80 trawl sonar at PME

Ben Hayden

One of Alaska's oldest, most notable fishing hubs will be the focus of one of this year's Pacific Marine Expo sessions. Photo by Aleutians East Borough Alaska

King Cove facing uncertainty and resilience

Carli Stewart

The film "School of Fish" highlights one family's salmon harvesting traditions in Bristol Bay, Alaska. Orvis image.

Pacific Marine Expo kicks off with “School of Fish” film

Ben Hayden