February 2018 Volume 23, No. 2
1899. Life Savers from the Hunniwell’s Beach Life Saving Station saved the sevenman crew but the schooner was a total loss. After a couple of storms the hull of the Joseph Luther split in half. Wreckers stripped her of all salvageable gear and the ocean claimed the rest. Photo by Capt. James Perkins, Bath, Maine.
Editorial – Show Us Their Tax Returns
What’s Up With the Lobster Market
Northern Gulf of Maine Measure Keeps Scallop Boats Fishing
Fisheries Center Expanding on Foundation of Recent Success
Opinion – NOAA’s Proposed Civil Sanctions on the Carlos Rafael Case
The Coming 2018 Farm Bill and Local Food At-A-Glance
Nicholas Walsh – When the Fix is In
Offshore Wind Cables Concern Fishermen
The Wha’, Huh and Ya? – February Factoids
Downeast Salmon Federation Purchases Smelt Brook Property in Sullivan
NASA Photo From Cassini Spacecraft
Captain Perry Wrinkle – Damn Kat
By the Sweat of Our Brow at New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center
ASMFC Begins Preparations for American Shad Benchmark Stock Assessment
ROTTEN – The Future of the New England Fishing Industry
Out Here in the Real World – Bombogenesis, or not
NMFS Approves “Majority” of Council’s Habitat Amendment