National Fisherman

August 4, 2022

Portland Fish Exchange looks to next steps

Paul Molyneaux

Nine boxes of firm-looking pollock were part of a 12,000-pound auction at the Portland Fish Exchange on July 21. Lobstermen are also using the facility to store bait in barrels sealed with plastic wrap. Mike Foster photo.

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Paul Molyneaux

Paul Molyneaux is the Boats & Gear editor for National Fisherman.

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