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Grilled salmon caesar salad. Photo by LaDonna Gundersen
Recipes for the boat: Grilled Salmon and Caesar Salad with Homemade Croutons
LaDonna Rose Gundersen
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NF Staff
Eliot Erickson hauls a trap on board his lobster boat, Lisa Lee. Photo credits to the Erickson family.
Maine fishing family and entertainers Band Together to save lobster heritage
Carli Stewart
Texas shrimper Diane Wilson wins Goldman Environmental Prize for her grassroots activism against plastics company, Formosa Plastics Corp. Photo courtesy of Goldman Prize.
Texas shrimper Diane Wilson wins Goldman Environmental Prize for grassroots activism
Carli Stewart
Alaska's Seafood: The Perfect Protein for Spring and Beyond
NF Staff
Photo courtesy of Mimi Stafford.
National Fisherman Highliner: Mimi Stafford
Sue Cocking
As a youngster, Chris Brown began working around the docks at Point Judith with his family. Photo courtesy of Chris Brown.
National Fisherman Highliner: Chris Brown
Caroline Losneck
The Port of Astoria lies at river mile 13 at the mouth of the Columbia River and offers services, including welding, fiberglassing, and other repairs. Brendan Stock photo.
The port of Astoria keeps the Northwest fishing culture alive
Charlie Ess
Growing a business on decades of gurry - behind the scenes of a fish fertilizer company
Ben Hayden
Local Catch app can revolutionize commercial fishing sales
Megan Waldrep
R.E. Thomas Marine Photo.
New Owners of RE Thomas Marine Hardware: Get to Know Them
NF Staff
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