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'Deadliest Catch' star promotes ghost gear retrieval in Nova Scotia
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F/V Wizard and F/V Northwestern docked in Seattle, WA. NF Photo.
Deadliest Catch' Vessels, Captains, and Seasons
Doug Stewart
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New captain joins crew of 'Deadliest Catch'
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For crabbers, looking ahead isn't easy
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Cornelia Marie. Courtesy of Vessel Tracker
Checking in with former 'Deadliest Catch' cast members
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Red king crab. NOAA photo.
Southeast Alaska king crab seasons closed; better prospects seen for 2024-25
Charlie Ess
The Odin, in-between crabbing trips in Westport, Wash., will arrive at Hansen Boat Co. in mid-November for maintenance work and a possible haul out. Hansen Boat Co. photo.
September is the season for new work at Hansen Boat Co.
Michael Crowley
Courtesy of Discovery Deadliest Catch
For many of 'Deadliest Catch' fame, a star-crossed life
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How long do 'Deadliest Catch' boats stay at sea?
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The late Erling Skaar in Copenhagen, Denmark, in 2009 during a UN conference on climate change. Skaar was an early leader among U.S. fishermen, pressing to defend the industry from pollution threats. Brad Warren photo.
Noted mariner, innovator Erling Skaar goes out singing
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