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The Lower Granite Dam, in southeastern Washington, is the furthest upstream dam on the Snake River equipped with a fish ladder, enabling adult salmon and steelhead to continue their migration upstream. Photo by Noe Gonzalez / U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Walla Walla District.
Snake River showdown over salmon and power
Jerry Fraser
Among the last from a greatly diminished fleet of local boats in Patonga, NSW, Austrailia, the Van Der Neut brothers, Joshua and Dane, continue fishing their 38-foot trawler, Lindy, with help from their father, Thomas. Neutical Media photo.
Consolidation isn’t conservation
Paul Molyneaux
3-year-old Brian Young thought his dad's haul of Octopus earn a two thumbs up! Little Brian is an upcoming 3rd-generation fisherman on the family-owned boat, the Bold Pacific, out of Kodiak, AK. Photo submitted by Beth Pingree
Crew Shots: Fur, fins, and family
Carli Stewart
Jeremy Brown uses Steiners on his 80-foot albacore troller, the Betty H. “I mostly use them to spot birds,” he says. “They have a wide field of vision and are good in low light. Photo by Jeremy Brown
Fishermen weigh their binocular options at sea
Paul Molyneaux
Empire Wind, a 810-megawatt turbine array under construction off New York, was allowed to proceed in mid-May by the Trump administration. But project opponents continue to apply political pressure. Equinor rendering.
Trump moves to restrict wind power tax credits
Kirk Moore
Coastal fishing communities are planning their next moves in response to the federal government's new package of tax and spending cuts. Shutterstock photo.
Dealing with Trump's megabill remains a work in progress
Margaret Bauman
The National Commercial Fishing Safety Advisory Committee advises the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security on matters relating to national commercial fishing safety. Shutterstock photo.
Coast Guard seeks applicants for Commercial Fishing Safety Advisory Committee
NF Staff
The fishing vessel Tarka II burned Sept. 2, 2024, near near Tatoosh Island, Wash., Coast Guard photo.
Extra smoke, fire detectors improve vessel safety, NTSB says
NF Staff
Dredging is underway in Dutch Harbor, Alaska — one of the United States' top fishing ports. USACE photo.
Dutch Harbor dredging commences
NF Staff
Coast Guard renames operational districts
NF Staff
Senate budget vote set mixed prospects for offshore wind
Kirk Moore
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