The debate over menhaden’s role in coastal ecosystems and fishing communities continues, as an industry group pushes back on ...

Twenty Southeast Alaska troll vessels will collect catch, temperature, and depth data through electronic logbooks and oceanographic sensors, supported by a $293,000 National Fish ...

A trailblazer in national and international oyster shucking competitions, Sarah Hammond Stokes of Urbanna, Va., died on Sept.

The Wescom sMRT SHIELD and sMRT SHIELD+ personal locator beacons (PLBs) break new ground with two-way communication. On both ...

A Coast Guard helicopter crew rescued a fisherman after his 40-foot troller sank near Murder Cove on Admiralty Island in ...

Having begun in 1958, Raritan Engineering is the oldest company manufacturing marine toilets for 68 years. “Our first ...

The Sinking of the Scandies Rose recounts the 2019 sinking of the crab boat Scandies Rose in stormy weather off the Alaska ...

Juneau commercial fisherman Thatcher Brouwer has been named executive director of United Fishermen of Alaska (UFA), bringing ...

Butchering a bowhead whale on the ice requires all hands. Whaling crews and community members join together to do the job by hand. “It’s a lot of work,” says Martin Edwardsen, director of the Alaska ...

U.S. seafood groups are calling for changes to EU traceability requirements after documentation issues disrupted thousands of metric tons of legally harvested U.S. seafood. Photo courtesy of the ...

North Carolina is appealing a ruling that the state failed to meet its constitutional obligations to protect fisheries, in a case challenging shrimp trawling, gillnetting, overfishing, and gaps in ...