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Tag Archives: lobster
Maine is Running Out of Lobster Bait. Is Farmed Salmon the Answer?
The following is an excerpt from my most recent piece in National Geographic. Click here to read the full story. ROCKLAND, MAINE – People love lobster. For some, it’s nostalgic, eliciting memories of bygone days and summers in Maine. For … Continue reading
Posted in Aquaculture, Fishing Industry, Lobster Fishery, Maine Fisheries, Northeast Fisheries
Tagged aquaculture, bait, fish farm, herring, lobster, RAS, Salmon
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EcoWatch’s List of Seafood to Avoid Falls Short
EcoWatch, the Ohio-based environmental website, posted its list of “16 Popular Seafood Choices You Should Avoid Eating” today. Unfortunately, these types of posts are generally little more than regurgitated information that gloss over the details in an effort to generate online … Continue reading
Posted in Human Health, Maine Fisheries, Marine Stewardship Council, Northeast Fisheries, Overfishing
Tagged Caviar, cod, EcoWatch, Eel, Halibut, lobster, Mahi Mahi, Marlin, National Geographic Seafood Decision Guide, Octopus, Orange Roughy, Salmon, seafood watch, Shark, Shrimp, Snapper, squid, sustainable seafood, Swordfish, tuna
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Latest Maine Lobster Bycatch Bill Dead in the Water
Today the Maine House voted 106–38 to defeat L.D. 1549, “An Act To Provide an Exemption for Incidentally Caught Lobsters.” This vote follows Friday’s 28-7 vote in the Senate against the same bill, further eroding any possibility the state Maine will relax its … Continue reading
Posted in Groundfishing, Legislation, Lobster Fishery, Maine Fisheries, Northeast Fisheries
Tagged Anne Haskell, Bill, L.D. 1097, L.D. 1549, lobster, Lobster fishing, Maine, Massachusetts, Portland, Trawling
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Maine Senate Votes Down Another Lobster Bycatch Bill
Today the Maine Senate voted 28-7 to defeat L.D. 1549, “An Act To Provide an Exemption for Incidentally Caught Lobsters.” The Bill, which I wrote about last week, is the latest in a series of legislative actions attempting to help save … Continue reading
Is It a “One Way Street” When it Comes to Incidentally-Caught Lobsters?
Over the past month, I have written several pieces about the most recent legislative effort (LD 1097) to allow lobsters caught incidentally by groundfishers to be landed in Maine. At present, the practice is illegal in Maine and some Maine-based groundfishers … Continue reading
Posted in Groundfishing, Legislation, Maine Fisheries, Northeast Fisheries
Tagged bycatch, glen libby, Groundfishing, LD 1097, lobster, port clyde fresh catch
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