March 2015 Volume 20, No. 3
The copper-clad clock-tower roof at Riverdale Mills 19th-century mill. Founder James Knott invented Aquamesh coated wire mesh for use in lobster traps and introduced it to the lobster industry. A revolutionary shift from wood to wire soon followed. Riverdale makes a variety of coated wire products in the building that covers seven acres. Note weathervane.
Fishermen’s Voice photo
Editorial – Fish As Collateral
Suspended Elver Licenses in Maine Will Serve as Buffer Against Overharvesting
Industry-funded Monitoring Costs Explored
Interactions Between Finfish Aquaculture and Lobster Catches Studied
An Interview with Joe Fessenden
Building a Wooden
Lobster Boat
‘Where Have All the Cod Gone?’ and the Sustainability Imperative
Out Here in the Real World – Fun With Trucks and Planes
Raising Consumer Awareness About Maine FIsh
Steep Declines in River Herring
Ecosystem-based Management Weighed for Atlantic Herring
Samples Being Collected to Provide Additional Information about Closed Northern Shrimp Fishery
Capt. Mark East’s Advice to the Careworn, Confused, Lovelorn and Other Outdoor People
Copper-clad Clock-tower Roof at Riverdale Mills 19th-century Mill