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Snohomish coho salmon was determined to be overfished in 2018 and has now been rebuilt to its sustainable level. Photo courtesy of iStock

NOAA's 2023 Status of Stocks highlights successful management

NF Staff

Alaska Native groups and others hope two new bills by Rep. Peltola, will reduce salmon bycatch in the Bering Sea. Photo by Kuskokwim River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission (KRITFC)

Peltola introduces bills to address salmon bycatch battle

Charlie Ess

Skip’s Marine Inc., located in New Bedford, Mass. The New Bedford Light photo.

Skip's Marine delivers top-tier seafood packaging solutions

Doug Stewart

Bay Weld Boats’ new seiner build

Ben Hayden

Sockeye catches at Copper River's first opener was nearly 3x higher than expected. BBRSDA photo.

Sockeye catches soared at first Copper River opener; prices steady with 2023

Laine Welch

Airmar’s SmartFlex dual-chamber diesel flow meter, lower left, is the company’s newest addition to its diesel flow meters line. Photo by Airmar

Airmar's Smart Flex Diesel Flow Meter revolutionizes monitoring

Paul Molyneaux

Consumer facing accounts that exist to help you sell your product are not the places to air your grievances about anything negative about the industry. Photo by GUNDAM_Ai on Shutterstock

The Impact of Fishermen Publicly Airing Grievances on Consumer-Facing Social Media Platforms

Bri Dwyer and Emily De Sousa

Christina Cash has been named executive director at the UMaine Lobster Institute, effective May 17. Photo by Chris Cash

Chris Cash named executive director of Lobster Institute

NF Staff

United States Coast Guard crews respond after a 73-foot fishing vessel collided with a pier and several other moored vessels west of Seattle's Ballard Bridge. Photo by USCG

Fishing vessel collides with pier, boats near Ballard Bridge

Carli Stewart

John Hanrahan, left, CEO of OBI Seafoods, and retired CEO Mark Palmer. Photo courtesy of OBI Seafoods

OBI Seafoods CEO sees challenging year for Alaska salmon

Wesley Loy

Louisiana lawmakers passed changes for imported seafood sold in state restaurants and beyond. Photo by Jennifer White Maxwell on Shutterstock.

Lawmakers pass regulations for imported seafood in Louisiana

Carli Stewart