Students who attend all wear a “We Work the Waterways” T-shirt with the names of all the sponsors on the back and receive a ...

Ten people have been charged following a multi-year undercover investigation into an illegal commercial fishing operation in ...

New York Times bestselling author Michael Tougias’ latest book, In Deep Water, recounts the harrowing true story of three ...

Two abandoned and derelict vessels have been removed from waterways in Louisiana’s Terrebonne Paris. Photo courtesy of BoatUS Foundation Two abandoned and derelict vessels have been removed from ...

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear a Maine lobsterman’s challenge to federal vessel tracking requirements, bringing an end to a years-long legal fight over whether the government can require ...

In this Pacific Marine Expo Q&A, Port Director Steve Miller explains how the city-run yard and its independent local trades ...

The Alaska Commercial Fisheries Conservation Alliance, Center for Biological Diversity, and Kenai Peninsula Borough have filed motions to intervene in the federal proceedings, citing concerns ranging ...

Each year, National Fisherman’s Highliner Awards recognize individuals whose work has made a lasting impact on the commercial fishing industry and the communities that depend on it. The 2026 ...

The NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson has arrived at the Ketchikan Shipyard for a major modernization project, bringing nearly $100 million in federal vessel work to Southeast Alaska. Together, the contracts ...

The Atlantic coastwide menhaden stock is not considered overfished, and its biomass has remained relatively stable since the 1990s. However, effects on predators, bait fishermen, and the reduction of ...

Commercial fishermen and seafood businesses are challenging NMFS permits authorizing a 14-day recreational South Atlantic red ...