September 2018    Volume 23, No. 9

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Herring trawler FV Providian

August 12, 2018 Lobster boat races, Winter Harbor, Maine. Of the 40 boats that entered this race, 30 were Winter Harbor boats. It was a special fundraiser race to help cover the Winter Harbor Coop manager’s recent medical expenses. Each of the Winter Harbor boats contributed $200 to participate. As the lobster season gets into high gear, bait supply uncertainties loom large. Terry Boivin Photo @boivinterry.


 

Severe Herring Fishery Cuts on Tap as Young Fish Remain Elusive

by Laurie Schreiber

ARLINGTON, Va — At its Aug. 7 meeting, the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) accepted the 2018 stock assessment report for Atlantic herring, which says the stock has experienced reduced biomass and poor recruitment over the last five years.

The assessment was completed in June.

The last stock assessment update for Atlantic herring occurred in 2015 and included data through 2014. Results of that assessment indicated that Atlantic herring was not overfished and overfishing was not occurring.

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CONTENTS

Captured by The Mohawks

Editorial – You Never Know

Schooner Ardelle

No Quota Increase for Maine Elver Fishery

DEI Cuts Ribbon on Nation’s Easternmost Marine Research Facility

Small-scale Fisheries Threatened

Alewives Return to the Penobscot, But Who’s Counting?

Castine’s John P. Gardner and His Ship Models

A Warming Gulf of Maine

Hidden Hand-made Baskets Helped Save Passamaquoddy Bay

Winter Harbor & Pemaquid Races

Algae Blooms, Lake Tai, Jiangsu Province, China

Lee Wilbur – An Ambulance Ride

Back Then – Corea Harbor



 

 

 

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