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CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire is getting more than $1.6 million from the new federal infrastructure package through the Army Corps of Engineers to improve supply and dredging operations at the Seacoast, the state's congressional delegation said.

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire is getting more than $1.6 million from the new...

PORTSMOUTH — A new report released by the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services Coastal Program and its partners entitled, “A Summary of High Tide Flooding Recorded by the Hampton,

PORTSMOUTH — The New Hampshire Coastal Adaptation Workgroup (CAW) announces the return of the New Hampshire Rising Tides Photo Contest on November 5-8, 2021. Formerly known as the King Tide

A fisherman who ended up in the ocean water at Hampton Harbor while transitioning from his skiff to his vessel was clinging to a mooring ball during an outgoing tide when he was rescued by firefighters early Monday morning. Hampton Fire Chief Michael McMahon said the man was a crew member on a fishing boat and his skiff got away from him. Emergency rescue crews were called to the scene at 1:38 a.m. "He was in the water about an hour and a half before someone heard his cries for help," McMahon s...

A fishing boat captain has shared what happened when he said he could not understand a crew member wearing a mask. This came as Sen. Maggie Hassan appealed to the CDC to lift that requirement for commercial fishermen.

ME NH Fishing Report

increase font size The cleanup event was held Sunday in Rye Harbor and the Hampton Harbor State Marina. By Associated Press Share RYE, N.H. — Members of New Hampshire’s commercial fishing community joined volunteers to collect lobster traps and other gear that have been washed ashore by winter storms. The 27th annual cleanup event was held Sunday in Rye Harbor and the Hampton Harbor State Marina. Last year, more than 60 commercial harvesters helped to clean up six tons of traps and fishin...

Derelict lobster traps, gear collected from beach April 18, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail RYE, N.H. (AP) — Members of New Hampshires commercial fishing community joined volunteers to collect lobster traps and other gear that have been washed ashore by winter storms. The 27th annual cleanup event was held Sunday in Rye Harbor and the Hampton Harbor State Marina. Last year, more than 60 commercial harvesters helped to clean up six tons of traps and fishing gear. The event is a partnership among the...

Russ Hilliard says it takes nearly two years, sometimes even more, to grow an oyster from seed at his aquatic farm in Hampton Harbor. Once grown, the majority of his tasty crop is either sold to local restaurants, or directly to customers at his retail store on the beach, which he runs with his business partner, Conor Walsh. A select few of the succulent mollusks, however, have been finding their way up the road to Newington, where they have been thrown right into the boil at Stoneface Brewing ...