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With a focus on “Blue Capital,” the ESA is looking for ways to partner with marine industries by calling for proposals for satellite-based services for fisheries and aquaculture managers and producers. Photo by ESA

Fishing from outer space: ESA call for proposals

Paul Molyneaux

Maine Coast Fishermen’s Association (MCFA) welcomes applications from Mainers with smaller properties that may not qualify for other funding assistance within the state. Photo by MCFA

Grant applications open for storm recovery efforts

Carli Stewart

In 1963, the average catch in Maine was approximately 25 million pounds, worth around $10 million. Photo by Shutterstock

Fishing back when: So you want to be a lobsterman?

Carli Stewart

Trident Seafoods CEO Joe Bundrant.Trident Seafoods photo

An Interview with Trident Seafoods Corp. CEO Joe Bundrant

Wesley Loy

Biden has awarded $20 million in funding from the Inflation Reduction Act to regional fishery management councils nationwide. Photo by Britton Spark (Instagram: @couchchronicles)

Biden gives $20 million toward regional fishery management

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70% of Alaskans would approve a total ban on industrial pollock trawlers off the state’s coasts. Photo courtesy of Glacier Fish

New poll reveals support to ban industrial pollock trawlers

Carli Stewart

While under construction at Dixon Marine in Lower Wood’s Harbour, Nova Scotia, the Pacific Bully grew wider twice. Photo by Pacific Bully

Dixon Marine Group builds multi-fishery hull for Calif. fisherman

Paul Molyneaux

Influencer marketing is a marketing category worth over $22 billion globally and growing yearly. Photo by M ZHA on Unsplash

The benefits of influencer marketing for seafood

Bri Dwyer and Emily De Sousa

New regulations for the striped mullet harvest and proposed regulations for the spotted sea trout fishery were voted in. The decisions will impact commercial fishermen on Hatteras Island. Photo courtesy of North Carolina Department of Marine Fisheries

New mullet fishery regulations impacting Hatteras Island

Carli Stewart

FLIR’s infrared cameras allow operators to see through rough seas and air pollutants such as smoke and haze in total darkness. Photo by Teledyne FLIR

Enhance safety on your commercial vessel with Teledyne FLIR cameras

Carli Stewart

The 57-foot Kalliste was sponsoned at the Port of Toledo Shipyard. Port of Toldo Shipyard photo.

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Longliner-seiner gets a buoyancy boost

Michael Crowley