November 2013 Volume 18, No. 11
SW Boatworks in Lamoine, Maine sending the first 40' Young Bros hull from their recently reconditioned mold to a finishing shop. The boat was sold to a Lamoine fisherman.
SW Boatworks in Lamoine has been busy. This 45 Young Bros is the first out of their reconditioned 45' mold is on the road to a finisher for its Southport Maine owner.
Council Explores Cost-Sharing Mechanism for At-Sea Monitoring
Eskers, Glaciers and Maine Beaches
Editorial – Congressional Investigation
UMaine Graduate Student Awarded $15,000 Fellowship
Update Eyed on Vessel Upgrade Restrictions
Marine Stewardship Certification Licensing Now Available to Maine Lobster Dealers
Harbor Porpoise Take Reduction Plan Amended
Invasive Shore Crab Migrates Further East
Reconditioned Molds Bring New Look
Champion of Small-Scale Fishermen
Lobster Marketing Collaborative Moves Forward
Lack of Aquaculture Transparency Raises Big Concerns in Small Fishing Community
Financial Assistance for Aroostook and Washington County Farmers
Maritime Festival Seeking Presenters at November Rockland Event
Lee Wilbur – Oysters at Pemaquid
Notes on a Great Day at the New Bedford Working Waterfront Festival
Captain Perry Wrinkle – Cranky
Capt. Mark East's Advice to the Careworn, Confused, Lovelorn and Other Outdoor People