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  • Nor’easter Keeps Fishing Fleets Docked

    Nor’easter forcing fleets to stay docked — another hit to fishing industry.

  • High Diesel Costs Squeeze Fishing Industry

    U.S. diesel prices reached $6.529 per gallon after 11 consecutive weekly increases, adding to rising operating costs for commercial fishermen and fishing fleets nationwide.

  • Maine Lobsterman Takes GPS Fight to High Court

    The requirement reaches beyond commercial work because the boats are also used for personal purposes.

  • Alaska Groups Oppose Cook Inlet Data Center

    Bycatch has emerged as a major issue in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race, with Mary Peltola and Sen. Dan Sullivan advancing different legislative approaches to reducing incidental harvests and trawling impacts.

  • Cook Inlet Data Center Raises Fishing Concerns

    Many Alaskans have opposed proposed data center development in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough and on the North Slope. Some residents don’t believe they belong in Cook Inlet, either.

State and Local September 29, 2026

MASSACHUSETTS: Massachusetts oyster farmers say sewage-linked closures are pushing South Coast farms to brink

State and Local September 28, 2026

ALASKA: Trump administration order urges ‘robust’ harvest of sharks, seals and sea lions

State and Local September 29, 2026

NEW JERSEY: ‘Please, not again.’ Nor’easter forcing fleets to stay docked — another hit to fishing industry.

Economic Impact September 29, 2026

Diesel at $6.52 squeezes fishing fleets as lobster demand sags

Law September 29, 2026

Maine lobsterman takes GPS tracker fight to Supreme Court, calls it ‘government surveillance’

State and Local September 29, 2026

ALASKA: Peltola, Sullivan take different approaches to reducing bycatch

Science September 28, 2026

How Harvard scientists built genomics outpost on Gloucester harbor

Law September 28, 2026

NORTH CAROLINA: NC appeals ruling that it mismanaged the state’s coastal fisheries

Management & Regulation September 28, 2026

WPRFMC to develop experimental fishing permit to collect information on commercial fishing in Papahānaumokuākea

State and Local September 25, 2026

ALASKA: Alaska fishing and wildlife groups raise alarm over proposal for underwater Cook Inlet data center

Washington September 25, 2026

US Congress sends Illegal Red Snapper and Tuna Enforcement Act to Trump

Washington September 25, 2026

US Senator Ed Markey blocks quick passage of Bycatch Reduction Act

Science September 25, 2026

Kelp Farms and Marine Life Co-Exist in Southeast Alaska

State and Local September 25, 2026

MAINE: Restaurants, DTC suppliers highlight Maine lobster during Maine Lobster Week

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    Washington

  • US Congress sends Illegal Red Snapper and Tuna Enforcement Act to Trump
  • US Senator Ed Markey blocks quick passage of Bycatch Reduction Act
  • Farm Bill 2.0 included new provisions for fishing, seafood
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    State & Local

  • NEW JERSEY: ‘Please, not again.’ Nor’easter forcing fleets to stay docked — another hit to fishing industry.
  • ALASKA: Peltola, Sullivan take different approaches to reducing bycatch
  • MASSACHUSETTS: Massachusetts oyster farmers say sewage-linked closures are pushing South Coast farms to brink
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    Opinion

  • NEFSA’S JASON JOYCE: Before blaming fishermen, Chesapeake Bay needs better menhaden data
  • USDA announces nearly USD 20 million in catfish awards
  • Opinion on The Maine Lobstermen Decision and Recent Federal Fisheries Actions
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    Economic Impact

  • Diesel at $6.52 squeezes fishing fleets as lobster demand sags
  • Offshore wind job training built for a boom is facing down a bust
  • Pacific Northwest lawmakers request Section 32 purchase of hake
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    Fisheries Management

  • WPRFMC to develop experimental fishing permit to collect information on commercial fishing in Papahānaumokuākea
  • NOAA Fisheries moves to allow rock shrimp trawling in Oculina Bank, despite concerns over rare coral
  • Trump administration authorizes South Atlantic states to run extended recreational red snapper fishing seasons, again
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    Enforcement

  • NOAA proposal could change protections for NC right whales, turtles
  • US Department of Labor recovers USD 732,976 in unpaid wages for workers at Florida seafood buffet
  • US pledges USD 17 million to fight IUU fishing in the Pacific Islands
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    International Trade

  • UN, in collab with WWF, publishes new Ocean Investment Protocol
  • National Seafood Association joins Alaskan organizations calling for EU CATCH reform
  • IATTC adopts interim management procedure for Pacific bluefin, but again defers for tropical tunas
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    Conservation & Environment

  • Study finds El Niño events can boost nutrients in Gulf of Alaska
  • El Niño is coming for the economy
  • Trump rescinds executive order coordinating Chesapeake Bay restoration over “rain taxes”
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    Legal

  • Maine lobsterman takes GPS tracker fight to Supreme Court, calls it ‘government surveillance’
  • NORTH CAROLINA: NC appeals ruling that it mismanaged the state’s coastal fisheries
  • 21 states challenge ESA changes that could affect US fisheries
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    Council Actions

  • Council Takes Action on Scallops, Herring, and Habitat; Elects Officers
  • Council Addresses Executive Order and NOAA Directives through 2027 Work Priorities
  • Atlantic Herring Western Maine and Massachusetts/New Hampshire Spawning Closures in Effect Starting September 23, 2026 through November 3, 2026
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    Regulations

  • US Fish and Wildlife Service reclassifies squid and other cephalopods as shellfish
  • Federal rule expands ‘shellfish’ definition to include squid, octopus
  • Changes to Summer Flounder Commercial Minimum Mesh Size Flynet Exemption
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    Nutrition

  • Health experts agree — eat more fish. The harder question: Wild-caught or farm-raised?
  • New study shows farmed salmon can be a net producer of edible omega-3
  • SeaPak, Safe Catch aiming to get more kids to try seafood
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