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    Maritime security plan targets IUU fishing

    2020-09-22T11:30:00

    The United States Coast Guard has released a new strategy to enhance global maritime safety, security, and stewardship by combatting Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) fishing.

  • Every year Coast Guard members conduct free, dock-side inspections of crab vessels before the opening of crab season as part of Operation Safe Crab. Credit: U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Pamela J. Boehland

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    USCG focuses on crab fishing safety

    2015-10-29T10:43:00

    As Dungeness crab fishing is the most deadly of all West Coast commercial fisheries, U.S. Coast Guard fishing vessel safety experts will be visiting Northern California fishing ports in early November ahead of the fishing season, to help reduce the number of deaths, injuries and accidents.

  • The crew of the fishing vessel El Apache were rescued this week. Coast Guard photo by LT. j.g. Eric Balcunas

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    Fishermen rescued

    2014-01-10T00:30:00

    The crew of the San Diego-based Coast Guard Cutter ‘Boutwell’ rescued four fishermen on 6 January after their disabled fishing vessel had been adrift off the coast of Panama for 14 days.

  • The US Coast Guard discovered yellow tail snapper and Wahoo fish aboard the vessel Photo: US Coast Guard

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    US Coast Guard intercepts illegal trawler

    2013-04-18T17:43:00

    Law enforcement crews from US Coast Guard Station Islamorada intercepted a fishing vessel fishing illegally in American waters this week.

  • The Coast Guard confirms that a wreck discovered at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico by the BOEM is the fishing vessel Katmai. Credit: Petty Officer 3rd Class Ryan Tippets

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    USCG identifies fishing boat missing for 40 years

    2013-03-26T15:47:00

    In December 2012 the Schmidt Ocean Institute research vessel ‘Falkor’ discovered the ‘Katmai’ which had been missing for 40 years.

  • Coast Guard Petty Officer 3rd Class Dan Jarrett, of Marine Safety Detachment Kodiak, goes over the results of the dockside safety exam with the captain of the fishing vessel Castle Cape, Steve Eggemeyer in 2006. Credit: Petty Officer Paul Roszkowski

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    Coast Guard to implement safety exams

    2012-09-11T16:53:00

    The US Coast Guard in Alaska is requiring all commercial fishing vessels that operate or fish more than three miles from the territorial sea baseline to complete a Coast Guard dockside safety exam as of 16 October.

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    New US safety regulations to take effect

    2012-08-29T10:48:00

    The US Coast Guard is urging commercial fishing vessel operators to take advantage of mandatory safety examinations prior to the enforcement of new regulations on 16 October.

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