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Sardines
A school of menhaden. NOAA photo/Jerry Prezioso.
Study finds existing forage fish management is working
Kirk Moore
Richard "Chuddy" Alley lands the first bluefin tuna of the 1970 season on the F/V Suzanne in Islesford, Maine. Ralph Tate and Ricky Alley help Chuddy horse the harpooned the 738-pounder onto the deck.
Flashback Friday: 50 Years Ago | September 1970
Jessica Hathaway
1970 World Championship Sardine Packing Contest Champion Rita Willey of Rockland, Maine
Flashback Friday: Sardine packing champ, launch for offshore lobster, remembering Uncle Ted
Jessica Hathaway
A purse seiner off the California coast. California Wetfish Producers Association video image.
Pacific council votes for status quo on California sardine fishery
Kirk Moore
Pacific Sardines. NOAA photo.
Pacific sardines likely to face another shuttered season
Samuel Hill
Pacific Sardines. NOAA photo.
Incidental fishery greenlit for West Coast sardines
Samuel Hill
Pacific Sardines. NOAA photo.
West Coast sardine season shuttered for a second year
Charlie Ess
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