November 2015 Volume 20, No. 11
Eastport, Maine 1937. Fred G. Milliken, the photographer, wrote “Regulation lobster traps used by Frontier Maine fishermen at Eastport. Very few Eastport boatmen take to lobster fishing and less than 100 traps are owned at 4 mile island seaport. These traps are valued at $2.00 each.”
Council Declares Amendment 18 Flawed
Then Votes It In
From Maine to Montreal, Circa 1827 – Part III
Hundreds of Fishermen Sign Letter In Opposition to the National Monument in New England Waters
Mass. Senators and Congressmen Call for More Public Input on Marine Monuments
Lobster License Latent Effort at Top of DMR Road Show Meetings
Clam Dredge Impact on Habitat Weighed
Council Asked to Not Cut
Dogfish Quota 50%
Council Listens But Does Not Hear
Lobstermen Donate Lobster to Military Retreat
Riverdale Mills Celebrates 35th Anniversary
Urchin Closure Cat Ledges Area Southport
Threat to Lobster From Searsport Dredge Moves Online
Out Here In The Real World – Those in Peril on the Sea
Atlantic Sea Scallop Regulations and 2015-2016 Harvesting Season Finalized
Festival Contests Showcase Industry Skills
Maine Fishermen Petitions to Stop Wall Street-ization of U.S. Fisheries
Planning Body Moves Ocean Ecosystem Management Forward
Lee Wilbur – Fishing With Old(er) Men
Ocean Acidity and the Ocean Food Web
Blob and El Niño Bode Poorly for West Coast Marine Food Chain