May 2011 Volume 16, No. 5
A pink buoy (or maybe you call it a float) has just been washed up here on the Isle of Harris in north Scotland, UK. It bears the inscription 'Lamb of God, Dyer Bay ME. CLK-9125'. I guess he doesn't want it back, but maybe he'd like to know where it got to. Makes a cool souvenir in my garden!
John Milsom
American Lobster in The Asian Century
Forum Address Brings Lobstermen’s Association Letters
One Year Later, Gulf Still Suffering from Unprecedented Dispersant Use
Herring Days Out Meeting May 12
Sinking Line Formula and Deployment Still Experimental
Lobster Fishery Economic Conditions Past and Present
Mainstream Canada Sues Activist
Ghost Gear Cleanup Continues for Second Year
Hamilton Marine Adds Commercial Fishing Warehouse at Portland
Alaska Commission Cuts Halibut Harvests
UK Lobstermen Forced From Fishing Grounds by Offshore Wind
Stonington COOP Gets New Manager
Chester L. Pike, Sardine Carrier
A Message for Charles Kelley, Captain of FV Lamb of God
A Tip of the Hat – Peter K. Prybot, Remembered
Capt. Mark East’s Advice Column
Maritime Textbook Translated into Japanese