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Outer Banks fisherman and industry advocate Dewey Hemilright dies at 59. Photo courtesy of Kip Tabb / Coastal Review
October 15, 2026

Outer Banks fisherman and industry advocate dies at 59

Yelloweye rockfish will return to Oregon docks in 2027 after a 25-year closure, marking a milestone for fishermen in Port Orford and along the Oregon coast.
October 19, 2026

Oregon yelloweye rockfish fishery to reopen after 25-year closure

Commercial fishermen can access USDA’s new $8 billion Harvest Fuel Relief Program to offset rising fuel costs.
October 22, 2026

$8 billion fuel relief program extends aid to commercial fishermen

More than 2 million invasive European green crabs were captured along Washington State shorelines in 2025-26, with the vast majority removed from Willapa Bay. Photo courtesy of WDFW
October 20, 2026

Washington green crab captures top 2 million as invasion surges

F/V Gulf Traveler grounded near Metinic Green Island off Midcoast Maine. Photo courtesy of U.S. Coast Guard
October 14, 2026

Two rescued after vessel grounds off Maine Coast

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The America First Seafood Strategy calls for a voluntary “U.S.-Caught Seafood” designation to help consumers identify seafood harvested by American fishermen aboard U.S.-flagged vessels and under U.S. fisheries management.

Carli Clancy

October 24, 2026

Trump’s America First Seafood Strategy puts US fishermen in focus

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More than 1,200 workers and community members urged ASMFC to reject further Bay Cap cuts and seasonal quotas.Photo courtesy of Larry Chowning

Carli Clancy

October 24, 2026

1,267 workers, community members push back on menhaden cuts

Featured
Surge up to 18 feet from hurricane Ian washed the San Carlos Island shrimp fleet out of Matanzas Harbor near Fort Myers Beach, Fla.

NF Staff

October 23, 2026

Fishery disaster aid for Florida, California, Washington tribe

The America First Seafood Strategy calls for a voluntary “U.S.-Caught Seafood” designation to help consumers identify seafood harvested by American fishermen aboard U.S.-flagged vessels and under U.S. fisheries management.

Trump’s America First Seafood Strategy puts US fishermen in focus

October 24, 2026

Carli Clancy

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  • National & International
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More than 1,200 workers and community members urged ASMFC to reject further Bay Cap cuts and seasonal quotas.Photo courtesy of Larry Chowning

1,267 workers, community members push back on menhaden cuts

October 24, 2026

Carli Clancy

  • News
  • Mid-Atlantic
Surge up to 18 feet from hurricane Ian washed the San Carlos Island shrimp fleet out of Matanzas Harbor near Fort Myers Beach, Fla.

Fishery disaster aid for Florida, California, Washington tribe

October 23, 2026

NF Staff

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  • West Coast & Pacific
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Webinar to help fishermen tap federal funding for vessel repowers

October 22, 2026

Carli Clancy

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Commercial fishermen can access USDA’s new $8 billion Harvest Fuel Relief Program to offset rising fuel costs.

$8 billion fuel relief program extends aid to commercial fishermen

October 22, 2026

Carli Clancy

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  • National & International
The Port of Everett on Port Gardner Bay at the mouth of the Snohomish River, is the third-largest container port in the state of Washington, behind Tacoma and Seattle. With over 2,300 slips it is also the largest public marina on the West Coast. National

Winter dredging begins at Everett

October 21, 2026

NF Staff

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Southeast Alaska commercial trollers will help researchers track how ocean temperature and depth influence where salmon and other species gather. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock

Trollers help track what’s driving Southeast Alaska’s catch

October 21, 2026

NF Staff

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  • Alaska
SeaShare works with fishermen, processors, and industry partners to deliver donated seafood to food banks and communities nationwide. Photo courtesy of SeaShare

SeaShare turns seafood donations into millions of meals

October 20, 2026

Carli Clancy

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  • West Coast & Pacific
  • National & International
More than 2 million invasive European green crabs were captured along Washington State shorelines in 2025-26, with the vast majority removed from Willapa Bay. Photo courtesy of WDFW

Washington green crab captures top 2 million as invasion surges

October 20, 2026

NF Staff

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  • West Coast & Pacific
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Adorned with birds and an awning to help keep the heat off shrimp she brings aboard, the Miss Caylee plies the waters of Mobil Bay in Alabama, as she has for 85 years. David Bryan photo.

Boat of the Month: Miss Caylee

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Outer Banks fisherman and industry advocate Dewey Hemilright dies at 59. Photo courtesy of Kip Tabb / Coastal Review
October 15, 2026

Outer Banks fisherman and industry advocate dies at 59

Yelloweye rockfish will return to Oregon docks in 2027 after a 25-year closure, marking a milestone for fishermen in Port Orford and along the Oregon coast.
October 19, 2026

Oregon yelloweye rockfish fishery to reopen after 25-year closure

Commercial fishermen can access USDA’s new $8 billion Harvest Fuel Relief Program to offset rising fuel costs.
October 22, 2026

$8 billion fuel relief program extends aid to commercial fishermen

More than 2 million invasive European green crabs were captured along Washington State shorelines in 2025-26, with the vast majority removed from Willapa Bay. Photo courtesy of WDFW
October 20, 2026

Washington green crab captures top 2 million as invasion surges

F/V Gulf Traveler grounded near Metinic Green Island off Midcoast Maine. Photo courtesy of U.S. Coast Guard
October 14, 2026

Two rescued after vessel grounds off Maine Coast

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The America First Seafood Strategy calls for a voluntary “U.S.-Caught Seafood” designation to help consumers identify seafood harvested by American fishermen aboard U.S.-flagged vessels and under U.S. fisheries management.

Trump’s America First Seafood Strategy puts US fishermen in focus

October 24, 2026

Carli Clancy

  • News
  • National & International
  • Politics
More than 1,200 workers and community members urged ASMFC to reject further Bay Cap cuts and seasonal quotas.Photo courtesy of Larry Chowning

1,267 workers, community members push back on menhaden cuts

October 24, 2026

Carli Clancy

  • News
  • Mid-Atlantic
Surge up to 18 feet from hurricane Ian washed the San Carlos Island shrimp fleet out of Matanzas Harbor near Fort Myers Beach, Fla.

Fishery disaster aid for Florida, California, Washington tribe

October 23, 2026

NF Staff

  • National & International
  • Gulf & South Atlantic
  • West Coast & Pacific
  • News

Webinar to help fishermen tap federal funding for vessel repowers

October 22, 2026

Carli Clancy

  • News
  • National & International
  • Sustainable Fishing Practices
Commercial fishermen can access USDA’s new $8 billion Harvest Fuel Relief Program to offset rising fuel costs.

$8 billion fuel relief program extends aid to commercial fishermen

October 22, 2026

Carli Clancy

  • News
  • National & International
The Port of Everett on Port Gardner Bay at the mouth of the Snohomish River, is the third-largest container port in the state of Washington, behind Tacoma and Seattle. With over 2,300 slips it is also the largest public marina on the West Coast. National

Winter dredging begins at Everett

October 21, 2026

NF Staff

  • West Coast & Pacific
  • News
Southeast Alaska commercial trollers will help researchers track how ocean temperature and depth influence where salmon and other species gather. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock

Trollers help track what’s driving Southeast Alaska’s catch

October 21, 2026

NF Staff

  • News
  • Alaska
SeaShare works with fishermen, processors, and industry partners to deliver donated seafood to food banks and communities nationwide. Photo courtesy of SeaShare

SeaShare turns seafood donations into millions of meals

October 20, 2026

Carli Clancy

  • News
  • West Coast & Pacific
  • National & International
More than 2 million invasive European green crabs were captured along Washington State shorelines in 2025-26, with the vast majority removed from Willapa Bay. Photo courtesy of WDFW

Washington green crab captures top 2 million as invasion surges

October 20, 2026

NF Staff

  • News
  • West Coast & Pacific
"I’m trying to show the fishery in its best light and why it’s worth protecting,” Nels Ure told National Fisherman. Nels Ure photo.

Silly on deck, serious about salmon

October 20, 2026

Nick Rahaim

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David Santos is ZF's senior manager and commercial fast craft manager for North America and Central America. ZF photo.

PME exhibitor preview: ZF Marine

October 20, 2026

NF Staff

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California fishermen, like spot prawn fisherman Shane Slaughter, must work around the state’s extensive Marine Protected Areas and the expansion of wind farms and aquaculture—PME 2026; some will share lessons learned.

Holding fishing grounds: Lessons learned in California

October 19, 2026

Paul Molyneaux

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Yelloweye rockfish will return to Oregon docks in 2027 after a 25-year closure, marking a milestone for fishermen in Port Orford and along the Oregon coast.

Oregon yelloweye rockfish fishery to reopen after 25-year closure

October 19, 2026

NF Staff

  • News
  • West Coast & Pacific
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