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Never worry about your safety gear again with REDDE. Photo courtesy of REDDE Marine Safety
REDDE Marine: Taking the stress out of fishing safety
Carli Stewart
Kristan Porter, on the left, and Craig Stewart, on the right. They both stepped down from their positions on the Maine Lobstermen's Association board. Photo by Carli Stewart
MLA honors board, rallies for the future at annual meeting
Carli Stewart
On-demand fishing gear systems were tested in Jonesport, Maine, using the Maine Department of Marine Resources gear library. Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
Maine lobstermen weigh in on ropeless gear
Carli Stewart
A recent letter to Maine’s Congressional Delegation emphasizes the Maine Sea Grant program’s importance. Photo by Albert Pego
Maine fights for Sea Grant funding as cuts linger
Carli Stewart
The Grundéns Sternman Armored Bibs, built with trap and pot fishermen in mind, can be used in a wide range of fisheries, along with the company’s other new 2025 for fishing in any weather. Photo by Grundéns
Gearing up in 2025 with Grundens
Paul Molyneaux
Craig Stewart is a 3rd generation lobsterman from Long Island, Maine. He serves as the vice president of the Maine Lobstermen's Association. Photo by the Stewart family
It’s a way of life, a community, and a commitment
Guest Author
Students in the DTC Training Program must complete at least 15 hours of collaborative research or advocacy. UNH and the New Hampshire Sea Grant provide many opportunities. Photo by NEYFA
Applications open: NEYFA’s 2025 Deckhand to Captain Training Program
Carli Stewart
DMR Commissioner Pat Keliher presents Machiasport fisherman Mike Murphy with the 2018 DMR Andy Mays Award of Excellence at last night's Fishermen's Forum banquet. Photo courtesy of Maine DMR
Patrick Keliher retires as Maine DMR commissioner
NF Staff
With more than 50 miles of coastline, Brooksville, Maine faces the critical challenge of no reliable public access for commercial fishermen at low tide. Photo courtesy of brooksvillemaine.org
Maine town pushes to secure fishing access
Carli Stewart
The plum bow, relatively flat run aft, and other features made Allswater’s Opus 42 a finalist in the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency efficient hull contest. Photo by Allswater
Nova Scotia lobster fleet goes electric
Paul Molyneaux
Luke Hartmann hauling traps off the Deer Isle coast. All on water photography taken by Spike Smigelski.
Luke Hartmann: Commercial lobsterman and sea glass jeweler
Ben Hayden
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