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This Osmond 46' x 17' 6" crabber is one of several boats H&H Marine has sent to California. H&H Marine photo.
Maine yard sends crabber to the West Coast; lobstermen’s love of racing perseveres in pandemic
The wooden dragger and crabber Blue Pacific after leaving Makela Boatworks. Makela Boatworks photo.
Wooden boat gets first major workover in 57 years; a little welding help comes along just at the right time
The Salt Shaker, a 42-foot Mussel Ridge hull was finished off by Simmons Boatworks for Friendship lobsterman Eugene Harrington. Eugene Harrington photo.
More horsepower is driving force for new boat; boatyard expands lineup with 38-foot model
Blue Eyed Girl hit 49 mph at the Portland lobster boat races Aug. 16, 2020. Jon Johansen photo.
Maine’s lobster boat racing season ends
The Hannah Marie and Kimberly Ann at the Aug. 8 lobster boat races in Winter Harbor. Jon Johansen photo.
Winter Harbor attracts 88 boats to race
The 258-foot tuna purse seiner American Eagle operates out of Pago Pago. Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission photo.
NTSB: Flaring tempers led to tuna seiner collision
Petrzelka Brothers will be finishing off this 32-foot Norcraft hull for Bristol Bay with a Scandia engine and Namjet propulsion package. Petrzelka Brothers photo
Washington builder prepares to close its doors; new boatyard takes shape in northern California
Isaac & Colby barely beats Salt Shaker at the Friendship races. Photo by Jon Johansen
Maine racing knocks out one boat
Patricia Noreen removes her gloves to feel the edges and sand rough spots on a covid-19 face shield cut-out. Shields are then cleaned. Jonesport Shipyard photo.
Maine boatyard builds covid-19 face shields; illness prompts four-week shutdown for one yard
Velocity Marine’s Point Steele is powered with a pair of Ultrajet 340HT jets and twin 600-hp Cummins QSC8.3 diesels. Velocity Marine photo.
Boatyard sends two gillnetters to Bristol Bay; wooden-boat specialist keeps older boats working
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