October 2018    Volume 23, No. 10

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Herring trawler FV Providian

Double Eagle out of Rockland at Owls Head. Built by Charles Engalls, Jr. on the East Machias River in 1929. It has remained active hauling herring from stop seines and seine boats to the islands and shore. Recently restored, it’s the last of the doublenders. Peter Ralston photo www.ralstongallery.com


 

Boosting Green Crab Culinary Markets

by Laurie Schreiber

Dense populations of European green crabs along Maine’s coast is viewed as a devastating situation that has cascading impacts on other species and their habitats, like Maine’s lucrative soft-shell clam and mussel fisheries.

Now, researchers at Manomet – a science nonprofit in Brunswick that works in diverse sectors, including fisheries, agriculture and forestry – are looking at culinary uses for soft-shell green crabs, with an eye toward a profitable new fishery.

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CONTENTS

Lightning

Editorial – Getting Crabby

Maine DMR Issues Precautionary Closure for ASP

Obituary – Lobster Industry Innovator Passes Away

Great Idea Thrown Overboard

Wahle Named Director of the Lobster Institute at the University of Maine

Twain Braden – How to Buy a Boat (and Avoid Working With Me)

DMR Proposes Drag Restriction Lift, November Diving at Scallop Hearings

Sea Level Rise Hits Maine

Hide Bait May Go Beyond An Alternate Niche

Electric Bikes: A Preview of Potential

Menhaden Fishery Reopened September 17, 2018

Lee Wilbur – Bass Fishing on a Summer Sunday

Back Then – Fort Kent Saw Mill



 

 

 

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