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Ask%20for%20local Mar 16, 2023

Busting Seafood Myths: NC Catch Summit is March 20

Premier panels, insightful guest speakers. Learn how to advocate for local seafood. Hear from the man who inspired Farm Aid! Real talk! Storytelling! Education! Nags Head.

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Steamedshrimp1lonecedarsquare Feb 10, 2023

This seafood feast features historic N.C. fishing family recipes

Commercial fishing family recipes inspire North Carolina’s distinctive coastal cooking. Meet the hard-working families who carry on the state’s vital and historic commercial fishing culture while savoring a selection of

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Mullet%28crop%29 Jan 04, 2023

Water pollution is hurting one of North Carolina's most historic fisheries

“Charcoal mullet is a thing of great pride” among coastal North Carolina cooks, archivist Connie Mason says. Fall’s first chill triggers a delicious, smoky scent along the coast. The aroma

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Resolve to be involved

Buying local isn't enough to ensure safe, sustainable seafood on your table. Speaking up for commercial fishing families is just as important. Here’s how.

"Seafood consumers, an untold subset of

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Biznccover dec2022 Dec 13, 2022

Commercial fishermen named 'Small Business of the Year'

If ever there was an inspirational story about a group of young people who found success in North Carolina's commerical fishing industry, it's the founders of Seaview Crab Company, which

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Fishermanobx Nov 30, 2022

Young fishermen are struggling. Where will you get reliable seafood if they don't survive?

Too few young commercial fishers are coming in to replace the aging workforce. 

“It’s an industry that is truly dying.  There are so few people getting

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