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Fishing
Rare Right Whales Spotted off South Shore Beach; Experts Say Much Activity This Year
Peter Brannen
Early this week David Damroth was strolling Zack’s Cliffs in Aquinnah and gazed across the gulf to Noman’s Land when he saw an eruption from the...
5:45 pm, February 23, 2012
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Striped Bass Got Game?
Whether to make striped bass only a game fish will again be brought before state legislators. The Joint Committee on Environment, Natural Resources...
3:00 pm, February 16, 2012
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State Offers Big Loan for Small Fishermen
Peter Brannen
Responding to the complaints of fishing communities throughout the Commonwealth on Tuesday, the Patrick administration agreed to implement a $1...
5:30 pm, February 2, 2012
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Oysters Are Plentiful Despite Soft Market
Mark Alan Lovewell
The commercial oyster season is underway, and the early reports from the Tisbury Great Pond in West Tisbury and Chilmark are good. Oyster fishermen...
4:45 pm, February 2, 2012
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Preseason Fish Report Card Reveals Mostly Good Students
Mark Alan Lovewell
It is months away from the start of both the recreational and commercial fishing season, yet already there is change ahead. Fisheries managers,...
3:45 pm, January 26, 2012
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Shell Recovery: Giving Back To the Underwater Community
Peter Brannen
Vineyarders are rightfully proud of the yearly abundance of oysters and scallops pulled from Island ponds, but little is made of what goes back...
3:00 pm, January 26, 2012
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Environmental Group Files - Lawsuit Over Bluefin Tuna Fishing Policy
Mark Alan Lovewell
Frustrated by policies that increase overfishing, a San Francisco-based environmental group filed suit in federal court last week against the...
4:45 pm, January 5, 2012
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In Sea of Change, Oysters Remain Nature’s Pure and Perfect Pearl
Chris Fischer
Chez Panisse is arguably the best and most influential restaurant in the country. The restaurant’s founder, Alice Waters, has become the figurehead...
1:01 pm, December 15, 2011
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Critics Target Shark Tournament, Selectmen Cite Financial Boon
Sara Brown
Criticism of the annual Oak Bluffs Monster Shark Tournament resurfaced at the town selectmen’s meeting this week, with a local group asking the...
3:15 pm, December 1, 2011
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Fishermen Spared Cost of Monitors at Sea
Peter Brannen
The federal government will continue to foot the bill for its mandatory at-sea monitoring program for another year, after meeting with fishermen...
4:45 pm, November 3, 2011
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Fishermen Spared Cost of Monitors at Sea
The federal government will continue to foot the bill for its mandatory at-sea monitoring program for another year, after meeting with fishermen...
3:39 pm, November 1, 2011
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More Striped Bass Spawn in Chesapeake, Offering Hope for Rising Stocks Here
Peter Brannen
Striped bass were scarce at this year's derby, following a trend in recent years, but Vineyard fishermen may have reason for optimism after two...
5:45 pm, October 20, 2011
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