In this issue of Commercial Fisheries News:

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CFN’s Annual Women in the Fisheries Issue with special coverage, including:

•  Featured profile –  Joyce Rowley interviews fishery policy analyst Katie Almeida.

•  Essay –  No Women Onboard.  CFN contributor Susan Pollack’s personal account of life as a groundbreaking woman reporter covering NE fisheries in the early 1980s.

•  Wheel Watch –  Saving Grace:  Getting it done family style.

Also in this issue:

•  Saving the working waterfront –  Brian Robbins takes an inside look at an industry group committed to keeping regional waterfronts “fisherman friendly” and accessible.

•  CFN Shakedown Cruise – Adam Gamage’s new Young Brothers 40.

Plus:

•  Ask the Lobster Doc –  Lobster anatomy: from courtship to mating to hatching.

•  Sea Changes –  Turning up the temperature: what will it mean for region’s fisheries and fishermen?

•  At-sea monitoring fully-funded for FY2018; 85% reimbursement on 2017; 2019 funding unresolved.

And, as always:

•  Brian Robbin’s Bearin’s; Council Happenings; CFN’s Lobster Market Report; Fish Safe; New Boats; Shop Talk from around the waterfront; and the industry’s best-read Classifieds.

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