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The 2024 Alaska Symphony of Seafood is calling for product entries until Oct. 25. Photo by Alaska Fisheries Development Foundation

2024 Alaska Symphony of Seafood call for entries

A Coast Guard Air Station Miami aircrew rescues a man clinging to a cooler 30 miles off Longboat Key, Fla., Oct. 9., 2024. Coast Guard video image.

Florida ports reopen after Hurricane Milton

Offloading frozen Pacific cod from a freezer trawer. NOAA photo.

Alaska seafood industry took $1.8 billion hit in 2023

Commercial Pacific bluefin fishermen will be able to catch 80% more tuna in 2025-2026. Photo courtesy of Bluefina

Pacific bluefin tuna quotas soar by 80 percent in 2025

Hurricane Milton 'explosively' intensified into a category 5 storm Monday afternoon, according to the National Hurricane Center. NOAA GOES-16 satellite image.

Hurricane Milton ‘explosively intensifies’ to category 5

The "Graveyard" premiere, filmed by Silas Karbo, will take place on Nov. 20 at the Pacific Marine Expo from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Photos by Silas Karbo

"Graveyard" presented by National Fisherman x Silas Karbo

Tuna purse seine vessels in the Pacific Islands. Photo by USCG Press

Council forms Indigenous Committee for Pacific Islander fishing rights

Striking dock workers with International Longshoremen's Association president Harold Daggett, center, at Port Newark, N.J., Oct. 1, 2024. ILA photo.

US seafood imports will take hit from ports strike

Top 5 most innovative sessions at Pacific Marine Expo

A rendering of the new workboats designed and built by Fogg's Boatworks, North Yarmouth, Maine. Fogg's image.

Maine oyster farm shifting to electric workboats