July 2014 Volume 19, No. 7
CONTENTS
Lobster Traps and Drifters Monitoring Sea
Maine Archaeology on the Passagassawaukeag
Activist for Rights of Small Scale Fishworkers Among Misson on Malaysia 370
Keeping Tight Tabs on Herring Hauls
Fishermen: Despite Gains, De Facto Herding Will Damage Scallop Fishery
Can We Fix Our “Brokern” Ocean
Maine DMR Concludes Annual Assessment of Atlantic Salmon Smolt Population
Fisherman Laurence Newman: “Snow, Fog, Whatever, We Went Out and Set the Trawls”
Good Bluefin Science Calls For More
Tuna Recovery and Equitable Quoata at Issue
On The Edge: Island Communities
2014 Maine Lobster Boat Racing Schedule
Lack of Infrastructure a ‘Significan Liability’ If Oil Spills – NAS
Reidar’s New Shop Building Custom Trawl and Scallop Gear
Lee Wilbur – Tuna at 50, Pt. III “The Big Eye”
Capt. Mark East’s Advice to the Careworn, Confused, Lovelorn and Other Outdoor People