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Articles in September, 2004 issue of National Fisherman

• 50 years ago this month
• Someone's blue vision: there's a place for commercial fishermen in the new world order that is being articulated by ocean activists. A very small place
  by Jerry Fraser
• Caraquet fishermen seek moratorium on lobsters: want snow crab quota as compensation
  by Bob Gustafson
• Trim your waste: Ultra-Sep separators make bilge water come clean.
  by Michael Crowley
• Weakfish: plenty of fish in the sea, but they're out of reach of Mid-Atlantic boats
  by Dexter Van Zile
• Please--no more derbies
  by Jerry Fraser
• Managing fisheries globally
  by Bill Hogarth
• A fix on eletronic navigation: we've come a long way since loran A, and the future looks even better
  by Ev Collier
• Getting their licks in: for Capt. Robert Hollowell and the crew of the Ella K, there's nothing better than the beginning of crab dredging season on Chesapeake Bay
  by Kathy Bergren Smith
• Two harvesters denied second term on council: new industry representatives appointed
  by Dexter van Zile
• Designs on the future: naval architects Susanne Altenburger and Phil Bolger propose a fishing vessel featuring a narrow, single-chine, composite hull
  by Dexter Van Zile
• Cap'n sane says ..
  by Perc Sane
• Promised land, imported seafood: Dixie's Vietnamese shrimpers face many of the same challenges non-Vietnamese fishermen face--and a few of their own
  by John DeSantis
• Squid: hot and heavy market predicted provided boats deliver prime size
  by Susan Chambers
• 10 years ago this month
• Fernandina Beach, Fla
  by Hoyt Childers
• Not-so-perfect ocean
  by Jerry Fraser
• Roth IRAs are a powerful retirement fund tool
  by Jeff Bogue
• Calif. suing tuna canners to get mercury warning: industry is gearing up to meet challenge
  by Christina S. Johnson
• 30 years ago this month
• N.C. mulls case-by-case tack in crab pot conflicts: state says amount of gear "not an issue"
  by Maureen Milne Donald
• Miscalculations add up to vessel buyback hang-up: NMFS error inflates some boats' landings totals, stalls plan to trim Bering Sea crab fleet
  by Charlie Ess
• Royal lines: the Princess Laura, the fourth vessel Joe DiMaio has built, reflects the Gloucesterman's eye for looks and constant improvements
  by Michael Crowley
• Race season comes to Maine; shop completing lobster boat
  by Michael Crowley
• Trident buys NorQuest as processor ranks thin: acquisition merges major salmon players
  by Charlie Ess
• Unmanned eyes in sky watch over fishing fleet: Coast Guard tests planes for surveillance
  by Charlie Ess
• Atlantic herring commentary called 'fear mongering'
  by Mary Beth Tooley
• Yard builds "fine" clammer; busy Va. railway has options
  by Larry Chowning
• Bulletin board
• Summer flounder: Carolina quota shift lets the fleet take advantage of Lenten demand
  by Hoyt Childers
• Buccaneer: squid purse seiner
  by Christina S. Johnson
• A wider range of choices: the JMA 5300 radar series from JRC gives buyers more options
  by Michael Crowley
• New deck cranes installed; boatyard has first 30-footer
  by Michael Crowley
• Sockeye restocking ends 80-year absence at lake: Okanagan Nation Alliance releases 350,000 fry in first step of 12-year salmon project
  by Ryan Stuart
• Pollock: twice-frozen Chinese imports bump Alaska fillets aside in United States
  by Charlie Ess
• Radio ways: new VHF units feature digital selective calling, remote microphones and are likely to be waterproof
  by Michael Crowley
• Stressed and strained
• Management by personal accountability
  by Craig Pendleton
• Salmon advocates pan BPA summer water spill plan: say levels are too low to aid migration; utility asserts flow will help fish and ratepayers
  by Susan Chambers