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NEWSNATIONNOW (Rebecca Beitsch and The Hill) - Maine’s lobster industry finds itself squeezed on all sides amid Canada trade war

The war with Iran has sent diesel fuel prices soaring at a time when warming waters mean lobstermen are traveling further offshore to look for lobster.

YOUTUBE (Fox News) - Teen RESCUED after being stranded for days in Bering Sea #shorts #us #news

First responders rescued a 15-year-old boy off an Alaskan island after he spent two days clinging to an overturned fishing boat that capsized when a fishing line got caught in the motor, resulting in the deaths of his brother and cousin. #fox #foxnews #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #alaska #rescue #firstresponders #fishingboat #boat #capsized #boatingaccident #teenager #survivor #fishing #searchandrescue #coastguard #emergency #maritimerescue #publicsafety #tragedy #island #boatingsafety Don’t just watch Fox News—be part of it. Become a Fox News Patriot today. https://youtube.com/foxnews/join

YOUTUBE (CNN) - 15-year-old is the only survivor after family fishing trip

A 15-year-old boy who had been fishing with his brother and cousin in Alaska was rescued on Monday after their boat capsized the night before. The three boys were on an 18-foot fishing vessel near St. Lawrence Island when their boat overturned, according to a news release from the US Coast Guard.

AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Diver killed by great white shark off California coast had told friends he wanted to die in the water

Randy Fry, a seasoned abalone diver, was decapitated by an estimated 18-foot great white shark near Fort Bragg, California, an attack his diving partner said lasted just five seconds. Fry and his close friend Cliff Zimmerman had spent the morning trolling for fish before slipping into roughly 15 feet of water to hunt abalone along […] The post Diver killed by great white shark off California coast had told friends he wanted to die in the water appeared first on American Almanac .

Randy Fry, a seasoned abalone diver, was decapitated by an estimated 18-foot great white shark near Fort Bragg, California, an attack his diving partner said lasted just five seconds. Fry and his close friend Cliff Zimmerman had spent the morning trolling for fish before slipping into roughly 15 feet of water to hunt abalone along a stretch of rugged Northern California coastline. The spot sat beneath steep cliffs and was reachable only by boat. A third member of their group, Red Bartley, stayed topside as a lookout. All three men belonged to the Recreational Fishing Alliance. Zimmerman saw a fin surface between himself and Fry. Then the water erupted. The U.S. Sun reported that the shark struck Fry with what witnesses and experts…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Twenty tons of squid blanket a Rhode Island road after trailer tips, shutting down intersection for hours

A tractor-trailer hauling squid to a processing plant tipped over on a Narragansett, Rhode Island street and dumped its cargo across the pavement, closing the intersection for nearly eight hours on one of the hottest days of summer. Narragansett police responded at 9:27 a.m. on Sunday, August 16, after the fully loaded trailer dislodged and […] The post Twenty tons of squid blanket a Rhode Island road after trailer tips, shutting down intersection for hours appeared first on American Almanac .

A tractor-trailer hauling squid to a processing plant tipped over on a Narragansett, Rhode Island street and dumped its cargo across the pavement, closing the intersection for nearly eight hours on one of the hottest days of summer. Narragansett police responded at 9:27 a.m. on Sunday, August 16, after the fully loaded trailer dislodged and fell on its side as the driver tried to navigate a turn. A "substantial portion" of the load, roughly 20 tons of squid , according to the New York Post, wound up spread across the roadway in the coastal town south of Providence. Nobody was hurt. The driver and a passenger in the cab walked away uninjured, and no other vehicles were involved. But the mess they left behind kept crews busy until 5:15…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Rare albino buck spotted in Wisconsin Northwoods goes viral on Instagram

A video of a white-as-snow albino buck sprinting across a road in Wisconsin's Northwoods has taken Instagram by storm, a sight so rare that even lifelong outdoorsmen say they may never witness it twice. Instagram user @joelord_wi posted the footage this week, showing a full-racked albino whitetail deer bolting across a Wisconsin road in broad […] The post Rare albino buck spotted in Wisconsin Northwoods goes viral on Instagram appeared first on American Almanac .

A video of a white-as-snow albino buck sprinting across a road in Wisconsin's Northwoods has taken Instagram by storm, a sight so rare that even lifelong outdoorsmen say they may never witness it twice. Instagram user @joelord_wi posted the footage this week, showing a full-racked albino whitetail deer bolting across a Wisconsin road in broad daylight. The clip spread fast, and it is easy to see why. Albino whitetails are strikingly unusual animals, ghostly white from nose to tail, with a full set of antlers that makes this particular buck even harder to dismiss as a trick of the light. The person behind the camera seemed to grasp the moment. In the Instagram caption, @joelord_wi wrote: "Well I hope this was a good omen for fishing this…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Kayak angler fights 500-pound black marlin for six hours, gets towed 15 miles off Panama's coast

A fishing guide named Adam Fisk hooked a massive black marlin from a kayak off Panama's Pacific coast, fought it for more than six hours, and released what may be an unofficial kayak world record, after the fish dragged him 15 miles out to sea. Fisk, a saltwater kayak fishing specialist who has guided anglers […] The post Kayak angler fights 500-pound black marlin for six hours, gets towed 15 miles off Panama's coast appeared first on American Almanac .

A fishing guide named Adam Fisk hooked a massive black marlin from a kayak off Panama's Pacific coast, fought it for more than six hours, and released what may be an unofficial kayak world record, after the fish dragged him 15 miles out to sea. Fisk, a saltwater kayak fishing specialist who has guided anglers in Panama, Alaska, and Florida, was on a rare day off near the Los Buzos Resort when he dropped a blue runner into the water and connected with something far bigger than his small craft was built to handle. The black marlin, later estimated at roughly 500 pounds, took off, and took Fisk with it. He radioed for help almost immediately. Friends brought a boat to shadow him, but Fisk stayed in the kayak for more than four hours as the…Open

WASHINGTONPOST (Matthew Choi) - Alaska Democrats back independent Bill Hill in statewide House race

Hill, a fisherman, has the most realistic chance of unseating Rep. Nick Begich (R), the state Democratic Party chair said. A formal position has yet to be decided.

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Florida fisherman credits boaters and Coast Guard after terrifying shark attack near Key West

After a shark bit his legs while fishing near Key West, Dave Daniel says he would “100% be dead” if not for the quick action of nearby boaters and the U.S. Coast Guard. Dave Daniel, a 43-year-old exterminator from Florida, was fishing in shallow water at a Key West sandbar on August 23 when his […] The post Florida fisherman credits boaters and Coast Guard after terrifying shark attack near Key West appeared first on American Almanac .

After a shark bit his legs while fishing near Key West, Dave Daniel says he would “100% be dead” if not for the quick action of nearby boaters and the U.S. Coast Guard. Dave Daniel, a 43-year-old exterminator from Florida, was fishing in shallow water at a Key West sandbar on August 23 when his day took a violent turn. Daniel said he spotted a large shark, one he estimated at six or seven feet long, moving toward him. Before he could get clear, Daniel said, the shark latched onto his legs, leaving him bleeding and fearing for his life. “I looked down in the water and there was so much blood in the water,” Daniel told NBC News. As he tried to process what had happened, Daniel remembers thinking, “there’s no way you’re…Open