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The North Star, Glacier Fish Co.'s 261-foot factory trawler, is righted after being laid on its side by Hurricane Michael in October. Corky Decker photo
North Star rising: Storm-tossed trawler righted in Florida
A massive earthquake struck south central Alaska Friday morning Nov. 30, causing widespread damage to buildings, homes, roads and schools. Jeremy Talbott photo.
Quake update: Alaska’s 7.0 rumble leaves region shaken but fleets unharmed
The America
Fishermen’s Finest waiver lands on Trump’s desk
Pacific Marine Expo draws thousands of fishermen, fleet owners, processors and other stakeholders to a show floor packed with more than 500 exhibitors. Doug Stewart photo.
It's show time
iFish5 participants learned about safety procedures during a visit to Canada
Fish safety goes global
A setnetter at Graveyard Point on Alaska's Bristol Bay. Corey Arnold photo.
Tariff wars: Alaska’s outlook
Deepwater Wind's Block Island array. Deepwater Wind photo.
One decision for fisheries viability
Tyson Fick and his son Nate are proud to net renewable, sustainable salmon. Tyson Fick photo.
Salmon fisheries on the line
The Langley Douglas at a repair facility in Newport News, Virginia, before the accident. Crew photo.
Report: 10,000-pound shark too much for squid boat in 2017 sinking
A fishing boat unloads at Shilshole Marina in Seattle after fishing for chum salmon. Ingrid Taylar photo.
Losing grounds: Self-report or report by force
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The Lower Granite Dam on the Snake River enables shad and salmon to ascend. While some observers speculate that thriving shad negatively impacts salmon, researchers can find no evidence that such is the case. Photo by Thomas Quinn
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National Fisherman has named Eric Haun as its new executive editor, bringing extensive maritime journalism experience to lead its editorial direction and enhance industry coverage. Eric Haun photo.
April 2, 2025
Eric Haun appointed as new executive editor
The Port of Galilee in Rhode Island is home to a thriving squid fishery. Photo courtesy of the Island Institute
April 1, 2025
Reed renews bid for Rhode Island on MAFMC
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