National Fisherman Expo News 2022

We Work Hard So The World Demands Alaska Seafood.

Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute breaks through the barriers of distance With marketing programs established across the U.S. and in over 40 countries wo rldw i de, ASMI ’ s i n t e rn a tional a nd d o me s ti c marketing efforts build demand across the globe.

This is just one example of how Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute puts all hands on deck to tell the story of wild, sustainable Alaska seafood so you and your family can focus on fishing today and for generations to come.

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A community joins together.

Bob Callahan Publisher, Group Vice President/ Product Director Pacific Marine Expo & National Fisherman

(207) 842-5592 bcallahan@divcom.com

You’re here, you made it. Welcome to Pacific Marine Expo, the annual event for the West Coast and Alaskan commercial maritime industry and we are so happy to have you. I’m sure you’ve arrived here ready to see aisles and aisles of exhibiting companies offering the products and innovations that will help you do your job better. On our floor you will find everything from marine engines, propulsion, electronics, safety gear and the latest products hitting the market but there’s so much more to Expo. Here you will also experience the latest education from people on the front lines defending our oceans and livelihoods and most importantly you will see great friends and colleagues old and new and have the opportunity to catch up, commiserate and plan for the future.

This year’s Expo will showcase 400 companies displaying thousands of products. Attendees will come out with new ideas to improve profitability, durability, and sustainability. After visiting the show floor, you will quickly realize Pacific Marine Expo has something for everyone, and every vessel.

Beyond the show floor, we invite you to take in some of our special events like the thrilling Fisherman of the Year Contest (this year compete to win a Yeti cooler full of swag and a cash

prize; stop by the NF Member’s Box to sign up) and of course our famous daily happy hours, this year taking place in multiple locations. I also encourage you to take the time to attend one of our many hard-hitting education sessions that will cover off on a variety of topics from Vessel Safety to Offshore Wind Development to the catastrophic closures in the North Pacific. We are immensely proud of this year’s show, and we are confident you will feel the energy and enthusiasm of this remarkable industry coming together. For 55 years, Pacific Marine Expo has brought thousands of maritime and fishing industry leaders to Seattle. (This year’s Expo will bring visitors from 40 states and 17 countries to Seattle). The Expo is the only trade event dedicated exclusively to the pacific maritime industry and is the largest and longest running commercial marine tradeshow on the West Coast.

We are thrilled you are a part of this year’s event and look forward to seeing you over the next three days.

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2022 EXPO EVENTS

AUTHORS & ARTISTS

CORNER

This is spot where attendees can go to see unique creativity within the fishing industry. Meet industry poets, authors and artists who all share a love for the fishing community and showcase that love through art.

See all of their work at Booth #1447

FISHERMAN OF THE YEAR CONTEST

Saturday \ Nov. 19

11:45AM – 12:30PM ➜ The Helm

Put your skills to the test in the annual Fisherman of the Year Contest! This year’s winner will take home a Yeti cooler stuffed with swag from our exhibitors.

Host: Sean Dwyer

St. George Marine - Owner/Operator

Anyone can compete in these three heats for the prize package: Rim-racked net mending Blindfolded knot tying Rope splicing Those winners head to the final round — the survival suit challenge.

HAPPY HOUR!

Last hour of the Expo all three days! Nov. 17-19 Booths ➜ 251, 400

Join us for the always popular daily happy hour in multiple locations on the show floor. Enjoy a beverage on us! During the last hour of the show all three days, we invite you to take some time to network or catch up with old friends.

FISHER POETS

Saturday \ Nov. 19

10:30 AM - 11:30 AM ➜ The Helm

The tradition that began decades ago in Astoria, Ore., continues here in Seattle. Listen in as the renowned FisherPoets – Dano Quinn, Jon Branshaw, Jeb Wyman, Peter Munro, and Brad Warren – entertain you with colorful music and stories.

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DAY #1

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2022

Education Program and events are subject to change. Download the National Fisherman mobile app or visit www.pacificmarineexpo.com for updates.

Alaska Seafood Market Updates and Opportunities

10:30 AM - 11:15 AM ➜ The Helm (formally known as the Main Stage)

Join the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute (ASMI) and McKinley Research for a marketing update on the Alaska seafood industry. Learn about where Alaska’s catch is going, the value at home and abroad, and how the pandemic and global economics create challenges and opportunities for Alaska seafood.

U.S. Coast Guard Presents:

FY-22 Alaska Fishing Vessel Safety Update

11:30 AM - 12:15 PM ➜ The Helm

This 45 minute presentation intends to provide updates on the fishing vessel safety program, statistical information including but not limited to; marine casualties, investigations, vessel losses and injury/fatality information. Also discussed will be trends in fishing vessel safety observed by marine inspectors, vessel examiners and investigators during dockside examinations and at-sea boardings, any local regulatory updates or changes and a questions and answer session.

A Peek into the Wheelhouse: The Voices and Perspectives of National Fisherman

11:30 AM - 12:15 PM ➜ National Fisherman Member’s Box

As the only publication dedicated to the entire U.S. commercial fishing industry, National Fisherman exclusively features the news, insights and updates that matter most to fishermen across the country. Being able to do so is on account of the various writers and contributors that define the articles, photos and perspectives that appear both in-print online. What are some of the biggest changes NF writers and contributors have seen as part of their coverage? Are there certain topics they haven’t been able to properly explore? What developments are they looking forward to seeing take shape in 2023 and beyond?

Join a panel of National Fisherman writers and contributors to explore all of these questions and more. Members of the audience will be encouraged to ask questions of the panel but also connect on an individual basis with the people that are covering and promoting the commercial fishing industry like no other.

Moderated by: Editorial Director, Jeremiah Karpowicz.

Technology Innovation & AFDF’s Startup Accelerator

12:45 PM - 1:30 PM ➜ The Helm

Garrett Evridge will lead a discussion with several early-stage companies deploying technology in Alaska fisheries to increase safety, profitability, and sustainability. Learn about precision fishing devices, remote sensing, and ocean modeling, as well as how Alaska can participate in the rapidly growing field of ocean technology.

Lessons Learned: Beating the Odds in Emergencies at Sea

1:45 PM - 2:30 PM ➜ The Helm

A panel of representatives from marine safety agencies and commerical fishermen will present case studies of mariners who have surviced marine casualties. Some presenters will be the survivor themselves. THe case studies will focus on “what worked” in an emergency to increase their survivability. The outcome to attendees will be safety tips of how safety equipment, training or attitude helped in an emergency. Time will be given more audience participation and sharing of their own stories and tips.

What is Going on in the North Pacific? Closures, Climate Change or Catastrophe?

3:00 PM - 3:45 PM ➜ The Helm

The North Pacific fishing industry has been hit with a devastating blow by the closure of all opilio snow, red king crab, and blue king crab seasons for 2022 – 2023. The Gulf of Alaska cod fishery was mostly closed in 2020 when the population suddenly dropped as a result of an extreme marine heat wave. Groundfish have moved farther north in warm, low-ice years. Salmon are of keen concern with warming and acidification. The future is uncertain.

Alaska fishermen are experiencing changes in our fisheries due to ocean warming and acidification. But the good news is there are ways to take action: we know steeply reducing carbon emissions is a central part of the solution – along with protecting natural habitats that sequester carbon, keeping it out of the atmosphere, and removing carbon from the atmosphere. What policies and technologies are emerging to meet the challenge? Are they fishery friendly? How can the seafood industry be part of the solution? What do you want to be “for”? The first step is to get closer to where the action is. This session will be an overview of policies both underway and under discussion. Speakers will include policy specialists, NOAA scientists, and fishermen doing positive things.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2022

U.S. Coast Guard Commercial Fishing Vessel Safety Program

10:30 AM - 11:15 AM ➜ The Helm

The Coast Guard Office of Commercial Vessel Compliance, Fishing Vessel Safety Division administers the Coast Guard’s national Commercial Fishing Vessel Safety (CFVS) program, which involves overseeing and implementing a diverse set of responsibilities; such as maintaining certain Federal laws and safety standards; reviewing, analyzing, and acting on marine casualty safety recommendations; facilitating safety outreach, such as with the Commercial Fishing Vessel Safety National Communication Plan; and partnering with NIOSH in the execution of the Fishing Safety Training and Research Grant Programs. These aims, and more, strive to improve safety, save lives, and reduce casualties within the commercial fishing industry.

Meet the creators (and winners) of this year’s Alaska Symphony of Seafood

11:45 AM - 12:30 PM ➜ The Helm

Julie Decker will facilitate a pitch-session from the creators of the innovative new products to learn more about the products, why the creators chose those products, and what they hope to achieve with these products in the marketplace. The session will culminate with the announcement of the winners of the 2023 Alaska Symphony of Seafood! Winners will receive promotion of their products, airfare, booth space and entry into the Seafood Expo North America, as well as consulting services with AFDF’s Startup Accelerator, if desired.

No Seat at the Table : U.S. Commercial Fishing and Offshore Wind

12:45 PM - 1:45 PM ➜ The Helm

While the offshore wind industry is planning for new wind farms across the U.S., the commercial fishing industry is pushing for answers to understand how it will affect their livelihood. Commercial fishing is a vital industry keeping fresh fish on family’s tables. Attendees will hear from some of the folks on the front lines fighting for a seat at the table in the offshore wind discussions in order to protect both the fisheries and the fishermen’s livelihoods.

‘America the Beautiful’ Conservation Initiative and the Commercial Fishing Industry

2:00 PM - 2:45 PM ➜ The Helm

The Biden Administration’s America the Beautiful Initiative, which seeks to conserve 30 percent of US lands and waters by the end of the decade, has the potential to impact US commercial fisheries in many ways. Some view the initiative as a threat to their businesses or the imposition of marine protected areas that can shut harvesters out. Others view the effort’s elevation of Indigenous voices and community-supported approaches to conservation as long overdue and part of a strategy to address fishery resource declines while continuing to allow fishing. Come hear from policy experts who regularly engage on America the Beautiful & 30×30 to learn about and discuss how the initiative is developing and how to get involved.

U.S. Coast Guard Presents: Crimes at Sea

3:00 PM - 3:45 PM ➜ The Helm

The Coast Guard Investigative Service (“CGIS”) endeavors to prevent, deter, and investigate criminal threats within the maritime under the jurisdiction of the United States. In recent years, CGIS has seen a rise in crimes of violence occurring aboard United States flagged fishing vessels operating in the North Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea. CGIS seeks to engage fishing industry partners at the Pacific Marine Expo and present as to criminal trends observed, reporting mechanism, and broad considerations to be had prior to and following crimes of violence aboard U.S. flagged vessels fishing in the North Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea.

DAY #3

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2022

Fisher Poets

10:30 AM - 11:30 AM ➜ The Helm

The tradition that began decades ago in Astoria, Ore., continues here in Seattle. Listen in as the renowned FisherPoets – Rich Bard, Jon Broderick, Pat Dixon, Jay Speakman, and Jeff Stonehill – entertain you with colorful music and stories.

Fisherman of the Year Contest

11:45 AM - 12:30 PM ➜ The Helm

Put your skills to the test at the annual Fisherman of the Year Contest, which will consist of three heats – net mending, rope splicing and knot tying. The winners from each heat will move on to compete in the survival suit challenge, and have the chance at taking home the title.

Sign up now at the NF Member’s Box booth #115 to reserve your spot!

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CRAB CRASH

By Kirk Moore

With a virtually complete shutdown of Bering Sea crab fishing at hand, fishermen, and Alaska communities sought an expedited fishery disaster declaration the federal government.

The emergency is felt acutely on St. Paul Island, where the largely Aleut community of about 400 live on an economy dependent on the now-closing snow crab fishery.

“We’re predicting a 90 percent loss from two years ago and 85 percent of revenue from last year, sRay Melovidov, chief operating officer of the Central Bering Sea Fishermen’s Association based in St. Paul, said in mid-October.

Other revenue streams come in from pollock and cod fishing, but crabbing carries the freight for St. Paul. The money pays for fully funded preschool programs, home heating aid for residents, and community-wide broadband internet access among others said Melovidov, who serves on the city council.

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Revenue from the big boats help maintain a local halibut fleet of 15 boats and about 80 crewmembers, a subsidy to buy their catch at prices competitive with other ports, said Melovidov.

St. Paul and other fishing communities reeled with the Oct. 10 announcement from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game that the 2022-2023 crab seasons would close after grim survey results.

An Oct. 18 letter to Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy, from Alaska Bering Sea Crabbers and other industry and community advocates, made the case for a U.S. Department of Commerce disaster finding. The new request should be tagged onto an existing plea for the Bristol Bay red king crab fishery season of 2021-2022, the advocates say.

“Because the 2022/2023 Bristol Bay red king crab and Bering Sea snow crab fisheries are a complete closure and there is no final data to wait on for a determination, we ask that the Governor request that the Secretary of Commerce expedite the decision on these fisheries plus the 2021/2022 Bristol Bay red king crab request from last year,” the letter states. “Combined, these fisheries total a loss in ex-vessel value of approximately $202 million.”

Total revenue losses are estimated at 100

percent for the closure of both Bristol Bay red king crab and for Bering Sea snow crab from 2022/2023, totaling an estimated $151 million in lost ex-vessel value, according to the request. More recent data, paired with pending 2021/2022 Bristol Bay red king crab, bring estimated losses to a total $202 million, the letter states.

“The Bering Sea snow crab fishery was closed for the first time in U.S. history of the fishery with this year’s 2022/2023 crab fishing season,” the letter says. “And last year, the snow crab total allowable catch (TAC) was unexpectedly reduced by 88 percent from the previous year. It is clear this fishery will meet the threshold for a disaster due to the complete closure this year.”

In a joint statement, St. Paul city and fishing business leaders laid out the peril facing theirs and other communities

“Saint Paul Island’s economy is approximately 90 percent dependent on the snow crab fishery. The activities associated with the harvesting and delivery of crab to the Trident Seafoods shoreside plant for processing is the primary source of municipal taxes and local revenues, underpins other fishery and business activities such as the local halibut fishery, and sustains the harbor and

“To make matters worse, the BBRKC (Bristol Bay red king crab) fishery – a portion of which is delivered and processed on Saint Paul Island in the fall months – will remain closed for a second year in a row.”

In an average year, the City of St. Paul collects about $2.7 million in fisheries taxes. With the shutdown, it’s anticipated only $200,000 will come in.

“Without the taxes derived from crab processing our municipal government will struggle to support essential municipal services such as public safety, road maintenance, and emergency medical services,” said Saint Paul Island Mayor Jacob Merculief. “We may need to cut municipal staff.”

The non-profi t Central Bering Sea Fishermen’s Association is the local Community Development Quota (CDQ) group for Saint Paul Island. The association is allocated 20 percent of the total Bering Sea snow crab that is set aside for the CDQ program. The non-profi t entity is one of the six groups that together make up the CDQ program, established in 1992 by federal statute to manage Bering Sea fisheries assets to promote social and economic development in the communities they serve.

“In addition to harvesting CDQ allocations on

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other fisheries-related infrastructure built on the island at considerable federal, state, and local expense since the phase-out of the commercial fur seal harvest in 1984.

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its two crab vessels, CBSFA has made substantial additional investments in crab assets, both processing and harvesting shares in the rationalized crab management program in the Bering Sea, and is highly dependent on revenues from snow crab, Bristol Bay red king crab and other crab species,” according to the statement.

The Central Bering group had already sold one of three crab boats last year amid the ongoing stock decline, and managed careful use of its savings through the 2021-2022 season.

“We’ve done successfully in the past year. Our budget was pretty tight going into 2022,” said Melovidov. With money in the bank, there is some flexibility for the short term.

The prospect of hardship is alarming but St. Paul can pull through, local advocates say.

“I love St. Paul and want to spend my whole life here,” said Melovidov, who has two young children, “and hope there is a future for them here.”

Despite the crab stocks situation, there is opportunity and ways to diversify too, he says.

“We’re in the middle of the richest commercial fisheries in the world,” said Melovidov. Work to build more fishing infrastructure – and assistance from regulators on wastewater requirements for fish processing – could add to the community’s economic base, he said.

“God has given us a privileged location amidst some of the richest commercial fisheries in the world,” said Mayor Merculief. “We are a resilient community and have been through crises before. With some help, I hope that my people will be able to continue making a living from the resources of the Bering Sea as we have done for thousands of years.”

The community statement echoes the Alaska Bering Sea Crabbers Association position that the North Pacific Fishery Management Council and other federal and state authorities must do more, specifically in protecting crab habitat and reducing bycatch from other fisheries.

“Managers and scientists must further identify and protect the centers of crab abundance, and support meaningful rebuilding measures such as habitat protections for king crab. Stakeholders have advocated for Council consideration of management that specifically protects molting and mating crab from fishing impacts adjusts the minimum bycatch limit at low snow crab abundance, and estimates unobserved fishing mortality using best available information.”

Kirk Moore is the associate editor of National Fisherman.

Photo: Kim Holzier, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

WHAT DOES THE PRESENT AND FUTURE OF XTRATUF LOOK LIKE AS PART OF ROCKY BRANDS?

By Jeremiah Karpowicz

Thanks to a history that stems from the 1960s, the XTRATUF brand is one extremely familiar to fishermen across the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. The company has won countless awards and been called out as “pretty much the standard in Alaska,” highlighting the durability of the XTRATUF brand and products. However, a major shift happened with both in 2021 when the company was acquired by Rocky Brands, Inc.

This acquisition was unlike many that have come to define the modern M&E marketplace, which are solely focused on an outlook for growth and profit. While the deal nearly doubled the size of Rocky Brands’ annual revenues, the company has a history that stretches back to a shoe factory that was set up in 1932, highlighting Rocky Brands’ commitment to creating tough, comfortable products that are utilized in extreme conditions of all types. But how will that commitment impact the growth of XTRATUF across the commercial fishing segment? Will it mean we’ll see the brand expand into regions beyond the Pacific Northwest and Alaska?

To find out, we connected with Mike Roundhouse, VP and General Manager of XTRATUF | Rocky Brands Inc. His nearly two decades of experience at Rocky Brands made him uniquely qualified to discuss some of the details associated with the acquisition, how customer feedback impacts the development of XTRATUF products, what the future holds for the XTRATUF brand and much more.

Jeremiah Karpowicz: Can you give us some background around the Rocky Brands company and products? What about this background made the XTRATUF brand one that was especially appealing to the company?

Mike Roundhouse: The company got started by the Brooks brothers in the 1930s because of their desire to both wear and use comfortable outdoor products. Our current CEO is 4th generation of the family, which shows what that commitment to footwear looks like across the eras.

We were the first company to do an allcamoufl age hunting boot so we kind of created the hunting boot market. Those boots were the first

time people weren’t just wearing brown leather boots in those environments. They introduced elements like insulation and waterproofing which caused the entire market to explode. It cemented our name in the outdoor industry and helped us understand what it means to work with partners and create products that the consumer needs. All of it is function-based.

With all of the brands that we’ve acquired over the years, and what we’ve done under Rocky Brands, it’s always been about function-based footwear. That’s why the acquisition of XTRATUF was so perfect for us because it lines up with what we’ve done in other markets.

What else can you tell us about the acquisition? Was it more about the fit, the opportunity, or something else?

I mentioned that our current CEO, Jason Brooks, is 4th generation, and he has an incredible vision for the company. In 2021, all our brands were on an upward trajectory and we were debt free, which put us in a position where we could look at acquisitions. When the opportunity to acquire Muck Boots from Honeywell International came up, he was all over it, because one of the things he always had on his wish list was that brand. It’s one of the best brand names in the industry.Under Armour long johns and short pants, plus a hooded shirt to stay comfortable without sweating.

Whatever the fishery or time of year, fishermen around the coasts are experts at finding the right

gear to keep themselves comfortable and improve their performance, and all have certain things that make it just a little easier.

As we got into conversation with Honeywell, we learned there could also be an opportunity with XTRATUF and it was something we jumped on. XTRATUF has a similar brand recognition, but to us what really resonated was the authenticity of those products. We knew that it was a true anchor in the commercial fishing industry because those users know it actually does what they need it to. It’s the Alaskan sneaker. You can’t fake that authenticity.

That combination of these incredible brands made the acquisition something that we couldn’t pass up.

When it comes to growth potential that XTRATUF might offer into adjacent categories, is this more about an expansion of existing products to commercial fishermen outside of the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, or the creation of brand new gear?

What I want National Fisherman readers to know is that I’m committed to them as consumers and users of our existing XTRATUF products. Right now, I’m not worried about new products. I’m worried about making sure that when they go shopping for gear they can find the sizes and products they need. We’ve got to make sure we’re taking care of the customers we already have.

Are we going to continue to develop ankle deck boots? Yes, and we’re doing great with those.

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We’ve also got some new silhouettes, all of which are a lot of fun. There are different color palettes we get to play with. But the bread and butter of this brand is commercial fishing and our legacy collection. So we’re going to do everything we can to make sure retailers have those shoes when they need them.

How does that connect to the retail support and expanded distribution you have on a practical level?

Our support comes from experience. We always try to think of our end users and our retailers as partners. And if we’re not doing what’s best for them we’re not being a good partner. Our distribution network is set up to ship shoes, whether it’s singles, doubles, case packs or whatever else. We’re totally focused on shipping footwear, which sounds simple, but is distinct from many of our competitors. That way of thinking is what’s at the core of our support.

Being able to think about both your customers and your retailers in that same vein is really important, because I think some companies fall into just selling for volume or just selling to stores, and that changes your perspective as far as the culture. We’re working across the supply chain to make sure that we keep especially popular styles in stock so that retailers and customers can get them when they need them.

That goes back to understanding the needs of this audience: We understand that some of these commercial fishing folks are only making the trip down to buy gear once or twice a year. We need to make sure that when they make that trek they’re going to be able to get what they need.

That reminds me of something we talked about at PME 2021, which related to

how XTRATUF would now able to work with a “real footwear company” thanks to the acquisition and take the brand to the next level. What does that next level mean for you?

It goes back to that concept of us not only truly knowing the footwear industry but also being totally committed to it. We are set up to create and deliver shoes in a way the previous owners and even our competitors are not similarly driven. They’re focused on doing so many other different things.

We don’t have the financial power of a bigger corporation, but that can be a good thing, because we’re not as hung up in the bureaucracy. Our CEO always jokes that we’re too small to be big but too big to be small. But that allows us to navigate somewhere between those extremes, so that if a bigger partner needs a certain color in the next season, we can turn it around without getting caught up in bureaucracy but also having the capacity to deliver. We’re footwear people, we know how to navigate every side of this industry.

And is that connected to the concept of taking the brand to the next level?

It’s more about how all of that highlights the commitment we’ve made to this industry. We’re doing all we can to make sure that this brand and these customers have what they need. We could not be more committed to the XTRATUF brand and community going forward.

We’re not doing anything to look pretty or to sell for fashion. That doesn’t work. Can we do some linings with certain partners like the Salmon Sisters to create different patterns on the inside of the boot? Absolutely. Because that’s just kind of a fun thing we do every season. But that’s secondary to the core functionality of our products, which is what we’re focused on as footwear people.

RUNNING WITH THE JET SET

New Bristol Bay gillnetters are opening the door to competition in the jet propulsion industry

By Paul Molyneaux

When a typical Bristol Bay gillnetter goes screaming out to an opening and sets its gear in water where a seagull can almost stand, chances are about 50-50 that it’s being propelled by a Hamilton jet. Hamilton has dominated the industry for years, and for many good reasons, but as Hamilton’s sales rep Matt Gordy, says: “There’s a lot of good competition out there.”

For Bristol Bay boats, Hamilton is meeting the competition with the HTX30. “That’s our new tapered impeller, mixed-flow jet.” The HTX30 features a conical wear ring so that the impeller tip tolerance can be reset as it wears down.

“We just put a pair on a Beaver Valley boat,” says Gordy, who notes that it may be the last from the builder. “It’s got our new AVX electronic control system, with all the bells and whistles. It’s got the Mouseboat/3-axis controller, it’s got the handheld remote for the aft deck, so it’s going to be a very advanced bay boat.”

The handheld control comes with a 9-meter umbilical that can plug into a bulkhead fi tting and give the skipper complete control including lateral movement.

“It does the math for you, so those complex

maneuvers where you would be dropping a bucket and raising a bucket and then steering to counter to create that lateral movement — our Mouseboat or joystick does that for you.”

When it comes to service, Gordy believes Hamilton has the best. “We have the largest spare parts inventory in the world,” he says. “And we have our own foundries and are making our own parts from raw materials, which is pretty

unique.”

One of Hamilton’s service managers, Colin Davis, recalls being in Bristol Bay just prior to the opening of salmon season, when a customer came to him with a serious problem.

“I was walking through the boatyard, meeting people, and this guy came and his thrust bearing was failing. I went to see the boat, and the bearing was growling. I arranged for all the parts to get GoldStreaked to Anchorage. I picked them up and flew out to King Salmon and was able to rebuild his front end there in time for him to go fishing, all in all it was three days.”

The Finnish marine jet builder Alamarin has been around for decades but is a relative newcomer to the Bristol Bay fishery, having made an entry with its Omega 42 and Omega 37 jets.

“We put an Omega 42 on a boat built in Homer, the Evo,” says John Miele, Alamarin sales manager for Asia and the Pacific. “The owner wanted a jet with the power to get up on step with 20,000 pounds, to get those fish to the tender faster.”

The Omega 42 can handle up to 2,040 horsepower, and the Omega 37 can take up to 1,200 horsepower, and both feature Alamarin’s dual-angle shaft, as well as a conical impeller housing that can be shimmed as the impeller wears.

When it comes to competition, Alamarin is betting on service to attract new customers.

“We are setting up a service center in

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Hamilton Jet pits its conical impeller, mixed-flow HTX30 against the competition in the Bristol Bay gillnetter market.

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Alamarin entered the Bristol Bay jet market in 2019 with its high-thrust Omega 42 and Omega 37 water jets.

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there won’t be any delays waiting for parts or service. No one wants to hear that a mechanic is flying up from Seattle.” In a fishery where some captains say

they’re losing $50,000 for every day they can’t fish, Alamarin could make waves.

Marine Jet Propulsion’s UltraJet is also growing its reputation in the Bristol Bay salmon fishery.

Fisherman and boatbuilder Tom Allioti prides himself in choosing only the best components for his boats. His company, NTG Fabrication, equipped their 2021 vessels, including the graphics wrapped Killer, with UltraJets.

“For 35 years, Marine Jet Power has been redefining the waterjet market with innovation and unsurpassed quality,” says MJP marketing manager, Kelsey Nemeth.

“Engineered and built in Sweden, MJP’s proven stainless steel, mixed-flow and aluminum, axial-flow waterjets are used in many diverse applications, including commercial fishing.”

According to Nemeth, the UltraJet is designed with low operating costs and ease of maintenance in mind.

“The team at MJP believes in a full-service approach,” says Nemeth. “From performance and efficiency to aftermarket support and service, MJP is a true marine propulsion partner.”

As Hamilton Jet’s Matt Gordy says, “there’s a lot of good competition out there,” and the primary beneficiaries will be the Bristol Bay fishermen.

Paul Molyneaux is the Boats & Gear editor for National Fisherman and author of “The Doryman’s Refl ection.”

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The Royal Pain, built by Reutov Boat in Canby, Ore., sports twin Hamilton HJ364 jets.

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ACI Boats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1031

Acupuncture and Wellness Center . 4312

AdvanTec Marine ................ 1547

Alamarin Jet Oy 421

Alaska Chadux Network 4223

Alaska Communications SystemACS 632

Alaska Department of Fish and Game ...................... 4224

Alaska Department of Labor & Workforce Development, Alaska Commercial Fishermen’s Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4323

Alaska Division of Investments 4214

Alaska Fisheries Development Foundation ..................... 4125

Alaska Marine Safety Education Assn 4118

Alaska Net & Supply ............. 4021

Alaska Sea Grant College Program . 4321

Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute 4218

Alaska Rubber Group 906

Aleutian Airways ................. 4128

Alexander Gow Fire Equipment .... 624

Alfa Laval Inc .................... 629

Alfa Marine and Protein 629

All American Marine 1107

Alpha Diving Inc. ................ 4233

Alpha Welding and Boat Repair Inc. 4233

Altra Industrial Motion Corp 1325

ALVAR Mist ehf 332

American Vulkan Corp ............ 1105

Anchor Hatches .................. 406

Aquakob Systems Inc. 640

ARG SEAMAN ELECTRONICS SA 947

ARMOR Industries, LLC, DBA ARMOR

Marine and Precision Weld Boats 1430

Arrow Speed Controls & Automation 239

Asano Global Co., Ltd. ............. 524

Atlas Incinerators ................ 629

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Badinotti Group 625

Ballard Industrial ............ 238+243 Bay Ship and Yacht Co 1127

Bay Weld Boats 4031

Beacon Occupational Health and Safety Service Inc. ........... 4315

Beckwith & Kuffel 1046

Bekina Boots 710

BGH Specialty Steel .............. 313

BIOBOR Fuel Additives 601

Blankenship Equipment Repair 338

BlastOne ....................... 2605

Blue Ocean Gear ................. 928

Boats & Harbors 734

Boatswain’s Locker Inc. ..... 1349+1350

Bomar/Pompanette LLC .......... 1345

Bornstein Seafoods Inc. 4124 Bostrom Company, H.O. ............ 400

Breakwater Marine Electric ........ 614

Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association 4119 Bristol Bay Fishermen’s Association 4225 Britmar Marine Ltd ................ 614

Brix Marine 852 California State University Maritime Academy ....................... 1160

Cali-optics Importer ............. 1156

Cascade Engine Center LLC 1431+ 1529 Cascade Machinery & Electric ...... 739

Castoldi USA Inc. ................ 1205

Catalyst Marine Engineering, LLC 4215 Center of Excellence for Marine Manufacturing & Technology ...... 507

CFAB - AK Commercial Fishing and Agriculture Bank 4121 Cheyenne Scale Company 1007

Christie & Grey Inc .............. 1212

City of Homer-Port & Harbor 4033

Clatsop Community College/MERTS Campus 910

Coastal Fluid Power .............. 500

Coastwise Corporation 1030

Columbia Industrial Products - CIP Marine .......................... 439

Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission .................... 4214

Commercial Fishermen for Bristol Bay 4325

ComNav Marine Ltd .............. 1029

Continental Western Corporation 532

Cook Inlet Spill Prevention and Response, Inc. (CISPRI) ........... 4330

Cooley Equipment Sales, Inc. 1100

Cordova Port & Harbor ........... 4331

Crowley Engineering Services, Inc. 724

Cummins Inc. 1311

Curtin Maritime .................. 605

Datrex Inc 539

Deckhand Electronic Logbook ...... 529

Deflector Marine Rudder 1166

DEIF ............................ 900

Dellner Bubenzer 1121

Delta Western, LLC 4230

Desert Air Alaska ................ 4324

Dexter-Russell Inc 609

Diesel Outboards Northwest ...... 1151 Distribution International 1050

DNV ........................... 1210

Dock Street Brokers 611

Dole Refrigerating Co 748

Dong Yang Rope Mfg Co Ltd ....... 525

Driveline Service of Portland Inc 1304

Dryshod Waterproof Footwear .... 1158

DSV Air & Sea Inc 606

DuraBrite Lighting Solutions ....... 708

Duramax Marine LLC ............. 1339

E&E Foods 4317

EHP Satellite Networks ............ 241

ElectricalHub.com 1108

Elliott Bay Design Group ......... 1004

Elpress BV 332

Fisherman

Eltorque AS ...................... 806

Endura Paint ..................... 846

Enviro-Tech Diving Inc 449

Everett Ship Repair ............... 821

Everts Air Cargo 4129

F & M Mafco ..................... 942

Farwest Corrosion Control Company 1043

Farwest Steel Corp 3001

Fisheries Supply Company ........ 1521

Fishermen Led Injury Prevention Program (FLIPP) .......................... 502

Fishermen’s News 220

Fishery Friendly Climate Action ... 1162

Fishtek Marine Ltd. ............... 441

Fitec International 545

Flexahopper Plastics LTD .......... 715

FLIR Systems Inc. 1245

FPT Powertrain Technologies ..... 1413

Fraser Bronze Foundry Inc ......... 424

Freedman Seating Company 725

FT - TEC USA Corp. ................ 503

Furuno USA, Inc. 1515

Fusion Marine Technology, Inc. ..... 733

Gannet Nets ..................... 611

Garmin USA 700

Geislinger Corp ................. 1207

General Communication Inc (GCI) 632

Glamox Aqua Signal Corporation ... 709

Glendinning Marine Products ..... 1444

Glide Bearings & Seal Systems 651

Glosten ......................... 833

Gold Star Marine 4229

Graco Inc ........................ 504

Great Western Pump Co ........... 849

Greysam Industrial Services 2601

Grundens ........................ 721

GS Marine 808

Guy Cotten Inc ................... 339

Hamilton Jet .................... 1333

Harbor Marine Maintenance 1442

Hatton Marine .................. 1307

Hempel (USA) Inc 629

Highmark Marine Fabrication ..... 4123

Hill Innovations ................... 415

Hiller Companies (The) 826 Hockema Group, Inc. ............. 1129

Homer Marine Trades Assoc/Port of Homer/NOMAR/Northern Enterprises

Boat Yard ....................... 4033 Hose Master LLC 401 Hydro Dynamics Solutions ......... 551 Icom America Inc 1134

Imtra Corp ....................... 839 Inlet Energy 4230

Integrated Marine Systems Inc ..... 1013

International Marine Industries Inc 1000 International Pacific Halibut Commission ..................... 513 ISolv Technical Services 1426

Itsaskorda ....................... 611 ITW Devcon 233 iXblue .......................... 948

JAG Welding Fabrication & Services 642 Jastram Engineering ............. 1331 Jetoptera 1424 JMP Corporation ................. 1343

John Deere Power Systems 1421 Jokasafe Oy ...................... 512 Jotun Paints Inc 1033 JT Marine Inc .................... 829 KAPP USA ........................ 604

Karl Senner, LLC. 1321 KEMEL USA ..................... 1221 Kendrick Equipment 1152 Kent Safety Products .............. 710 Kleen Pacific 951

Kodiak Marine Construction ....... 1329

Kolstrand, JKFAB, Nordic & Forfjord by Integrity Machining, Inc. ........... 538

Kongsberg Maritime 921

Konrad Marine .................. 1301

KVH Industries, Inc. .............. 1239

Lavango Group 332

LFS Marine Supplies .............. 621

LifeMed Alaska 4231

Lignum Vitae North America ....... 803

Linde Gas & Equipment Inc. ....... 639

Little Hoquiam Shipyard 801

Llebroc Industries ................ 213

Logan Clutch Corporation 1428

Longsoaker Fishing Systems ....... 505

Lopolight 1008

Lunde Marine Electronics Inc ...... 1221

Lynden Inc 4130

MacGregor USA Inc. ............... 932

Machine Support Technologies, Inc. 233

Mackay Marine U.S. West Coast & Pacific

NW/Alaska & Olex North America 1503

MAGNA Lifting Products Inc ........ 929

Marco Products /

Smith Berger Marine, Inc. .......... 920

Maretron 1128

Marine Exchange of Alaska ....... 4122

Marine Exchange of Puget Sound 4122

Marine Hydraulic Consultancy ...... 409

Marine Jet Power 1111

Marine Propulsion West, LLC ....... 421

Marine Systems Inc. 1233

Marine Yellow Pages .............. 327

Maritime Highschool/Northwest Maritime Center .................. 507 Maritime Institute 220

Marport Americas, Inc. ............. 939

Mar Wear 510

Maximum Performance Hydraulics .. 726

McDermott Light & Signal 1052

MechPro Inc ..................... 544

MER Equipment, Inc. 1121

MetOcean Telematics ............. 528

Michelli Weighing & Measurement 904

Michigan Wheel .................. 743

Miller-Leaman, Inc. 534

Millner-Haufen Tool Company ...... 343

NIOSH 530

Mitsubishi Marine Engine ........ 1439

MJ Marine Exhaust Systems 542

Motion & Flow Control Products, Inc. 707

Moteurs Baudouin 421

MSHS (Formerly Motor Services Hugo

exhibitor listings A -Z

Stamp/Governor Control Systems) 1413

Mountain Pacific Bank 610

Mustad Autoline Inc 1039

Mustang Survival Inc 1201

Naiad Dynamics 1142

National Maintenance & Repair NW 1051

National Marine Exhaust Inc 448

Naust Marine USA Inc 905

Nautican Research & Development Ltd 1131

Nauticomp Inc 1244

N C Power Systems 1115

Newfront Insurance 1238

Nichols Brothers Boat Builders 821

N-Nine Enterprises Ltd 608

NOAA 521 Nobeltec 1513

NOMAR 4033

NET Systems Inc 851

North American Fishing Supplies DBA: Morenot USA 333

North Atlantic Pacific Seafood /

NA Fisheries 711

North Coast Fishermen’s Cable Committee 632

North Pacific Crane 811

North River Boats 1026

Northern Air Cargo 4019

Northern Enterprises Boat Yard 4033

Northern Lights 813

Northline Seafoods 4005

Northwest Farm Credit Services 745

Notus Electronics Ltd 1228

Olympic Propeller 1053

Omnisense Systems USA 1126

OptimERA xG 4333

Oregon Fishermen’s Cable Committee 632

Ounalashka Corporation 4116

PAC Stainless Ltd 628

PACFAB 332

Pacific Boat Brokers Inc 403

Pacific Fishermen Shipyard & Electric 1221

Pacific Fishing Magazine 835

Pacific Marine Center 330

Pacific Marine Equipment LLC 701

Pacific Net & Twine Ltd 827

Pacific Pipe and Pump 551

Pacific Power Group 915

Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission 346

Palmer Johnson Power Systems 1215

Panel Components & Systems 911

Penser North America 543

Peoples Bank 1221

Performance Contracting Inc 750

Petro Marine Services 603

Petro Star Inc dba North

Pacific Fuel 4221

PFI Marine Electric 1221

Phoenix Lighting 824

Pivotel 312

Platypus Marine, Inc 1032

Port of Port Angeles 850

Port of Port Townsend 506

Port of Seattle 2600

Port of Seward 4217

Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op 514

Prince William Sound Regional Citizens’ Advisory Council 4322

Prism Graphics Inc 3002

Propulsion Systems, Inc 1206

PTLX Global LLC 1221

Puget Buoy 1025

Pump Industries Inc 1106

PYI Inc. 807

R W Fernstrum & Company 1306

Rasmussen Equipment Co

Wire Rope and Rigging 633

Ravn Alaska 444

Remitite America, Inc 1139

RESOLVE Marine Group 4328

Rhotheta International Inc 648

Rice Propulsion 1109

Brought to you by National Fisherman

rjll enterprises 4318

Roxtec 812

Rubber Resource 1168

Rugged Seas LLC 442

Ryco 511

S & W Wilson Inc 800

Saeplast Americas Inc 221

SafetyNet Technologies 926

Samey Robotics 332

Samson Tug & Barge 4319

Scania 1431

Scantrol AS 808

Schaeffer’s Specialized Lubricants 4127

SCHOTTEL, Inc 1211

Scurlock Electric LLC 515

Seadog Fishing Solutions, Inc 1213

Sea-Mountain Insurance 653

Seaspan Shipyards 907

Seatronx 1124

Seattle Fishermen’s Memorial 549

Seattle Marine & Fishing Supply Co 315

Seattle Tarp, Inc 325

Ship Electronics Inc 953

ShipConstructor USA Inc 1010

Ships Machinery International Inc 727

SI-TEX Marine/Koden Electronics 1130

Snow & Company 600

Sound Propeller Services 638

Spar Power Technologies 1176

Spears Manufacturing Company 527

Spencer Fluid Power 1234

Spurs Marine Manufacturing Inc 838

Stabbert Marine & Industrial LLC 805

Standard Calibrations Inc 1101

Star Rentals 1501

Stormline International 708

Strapack 526

Superior Glove Ltd 3000

Sure Marine Service Inc 1200

Suspension Systems Technologies 1006

Suzuki 1529

Tacoma Diesel and Equipment Inc 1511

Technical Marine & Industrial . . . . . . 551

Thoma-Sea Marine Constructors LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1204

Thorp Equipment Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . 730

Thrustmaster of Texas Inc . . . . . . . . 1009

Thundercat Marketing . . . . . . . 708+ 710

Thyboron Trawldoor 751 Total Reclaim 1027

Transfluid LLC 1300

Transport Products and Service Enterprises, Inc. 1310

Trident Seafoods 351

TRIM-LOK, INC. 732

TWG Tulsa Winch - LANTEC and Pullmaster Brands 950 Twin Disc Inc. 1215

US Coast Guard 17th CG District 321 U.S. Navy 4115 University of Alaska Southeast

Maritime Training Center . . . . . . . . . . 706

United Fishermen of Alaska 4125

United Tribes of Bristol Bay 4325

US Electric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 607

US Watermaker, Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 551

USCG Fishing Vessel Safety Program 321 Vallation Outerwear 314 Victaulic Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1045

Vision X Lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 621

W&O Supply 1001 Wager Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 848

Washington Emergency Management Division . . . . . . . . . . . . 4114 Washington Machine Works 930 Washington Maritime Blue 2500 Washington Sea Grant . . . . . . . . . . . . 501 Washington Trollers Association . . . . 328

WCT Marine & Construction, Inc. 842 Weihai Fly Young Sports Co., Ltd 924

WESMAR - Western Marine Electronics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 931

Western Fire & Safety 435 Western Group (The) 535

Western Mariner Magazine 630

Whistle Workwear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3005

Whittier Seafood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4228

Wiehle Industries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 729

Woods Hole Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1243

Wooster Products Inc 349

WPL Industries BV 332 Wrangell Port & Harbors 4314

XTRATUF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 451

YNAGG Fishing Careers App . . . . . . . . 927

ZF Marine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1021

Zhejiang Longyuan Sifang Machinery Manufacture Co., Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 644

ZOLEO 649

Acoustic Equipment

Christie & Grey Inc 1212

Driveline Service of Portland Inc 1304

Fishtek Marine Ltd 441

Furuno USA, Inc  1515

iXblue 948

Kongsberg Maritime 921

Marport Americas, Inc  939

Notus Electronics Ltd  1228

Ship Electronics Inc  953

Administrative Services

Marine Exchange of Puget Sound 4122

Advertising/Marketing

Pacific Fishing Magazine  835

Prism Graphics Inc 3002

Air Compressors

Beckwith & Kuffel 1046

Cascade Machinery & Electric 739

Northern Lights 813

R W Fernstrum & Company 1306

Star Rentals 1501

Sure Marine Service Inc 1200

Victaulic Company 1045

Air Systems

Alaska Rubber Group 906

Beckwith & Kuffel 1046

Imtra Corp 839

Air Transportation

Aleutian Airways 4128

Desert Air Alaska 4324

DSV Air & Sea Inc 606

Everts Air Cargo 4129

LifeMed Alaska 4231

Lynden Inc 4130

Northern Air Cargo 4019

Ravn Alaska 444

Suspension Systems Technologies 1006

Alarms/Security Systems

Alexander Gow Fire Equipment 624

Maretron 1128

Pacific Fishermen Shipyard & Electric 1221

Standard Calibrations Inc 1101

Anchors

Kolstrand, JKFAB, Nordic & Forfjord by Integrity Machining, Inc 538

Antennas

KVH Industries, Inc 1239

Aquaculture Supplies

Blue Ocean Gear 928

Greysam Industrial Services 2601

Ryco 511 Seattle Tarp, Inc 325

Associations

Alaska Marine Safety Education Assn 4118

Bristol Bay Fishermen’s Association 4225

Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association 4119

Center of Excellence for Marine Manufacturing & Technology 507

Homer Marine Trades Assoc/Port of Homer/ NOMAR/Northern Enterprises Boat Yard 4033

Marine Exchange of Puget Sound 4122

Oregon Fishermen’s Cable Committee 632

Prince William Sound Regional Citizens’ Advisory Council 4322

United Fishermen of Alaska 4125

Washington Maritime Blue 2500 Washington Trollers Association 328 Western Mariner Magazine 630

Automatic Pilots

ComNav Marine Ltd 1029

Furuno USA, Inc 1515

Garmin USA 700

Hamilton Jet 1333

Lunde Marine Electronics Inc 1221

SI-TEX Marine/Koden Electronics 1130

Bait

E&E Foods 4317

International Marine Industries Inc 1000

Longsoaker Fishing Systems 505

North Atlantic Pacific Seafood / NA Fisheries 711

Barge Building & Repair

ARMOR Industries, LLC, DBA ARMOR

Marine and Precision Weld Boats 1430

Boats & Harbors 734

Catalyst Marine Engineering, LLC 4215

Cooley Equipment Sales, Inc 1100

Curtin Maritime 605

F & M Mafco 942

Highmark Marine Fabrication 4123

JAG Welding Fabrication & Services 642

JT Marine Inc 829

MAGNA Lifting Products Inc 929

Nichols Brothers Boat Builders 821

Rubber Resource 1168

Seaspan Shipyards 907

ShipConstructor USA Inc 1010

Stabbert Marine & Industrial LLC 805

Thoma-Sea Marine Constructors LLC 1204

Transport Products and Service Enterprises, Inc 1310

Wager Company 848

WCT Marine & Construction, Inc 842

Wiehle Industries 729

Batteries

Britmar Marine Ltd 614

Fisheries Supply Company 1521

Linde Gas & Equipment Inc 639

Pacific Power Group 915

Petro Marine Services 603

Spar Power Technologies 1176

Transfluid LLC 1300

Battery Chargers

Britmar Marine Ltd 614

Fisheries Supply Company 1521

Pacific Fishermen Shipyard & Electric 1221 Scurlock Electric LLC 515

Spar Power Technologies 1176 Sure Marine Service Inc 1200 Transfluid LLC 1300

Bearings

Columbia Industrial Products - CIP Marine 439

Driveline Service of Portland Inc 1304

Duramax Marine LLC 1339

Glide Bearings & Seal Systems 651

Lignum Vitae North America 803

Maximum Performance Hydraulics 726 Michigan Wheel 743

Olympic Propeller 1053

Pacific Marine Equipment LLC 701

Rice Propulsion 1109

Blocks & Pulleys

Asano Global Co , Ltd 524

F & M Mafco 942

Fisheries Supply Company 1521

Fraser Bronze Foundry Inc 424

Marco Products / Smith Berger Marine, Inc 920

Naust Marine USA Inc 905

NET Systems Inc 851

Boat Building & Repairs

ACI Boats 1031

All American Marine 1107

Alpha Diving Inc 4233

Alpha Welding and Boat Repair Inc 4233

ARMOR Industries, LLC, DBA ARMOR

Marine and Precision Weld Boats 1430

Bay Weld Boats 4031

Boats & Harbors 734

Brix Marine 852

Catalyst Marine Engineering, LLC 4215

Coastwise Corporation 1030

Curtin Maritime 605

Gold Star Marine 4229

Highmark Marine Fabrication 4123

JAG Welding Fabrication & Services 642

JT Marine Inc 829

Kodiak Marine Construction 1329

Little Hoquiam Shipyard 801

Llebroc Industries 213

MAGNA Lifting Products Inc 929

Millner-Haufen Tool Company 343

Nichols Brothers Boat Builders 821

N-Nine Enterprises Ltd 608

North River Boats 1026

Pacific Fishermen Shipyard & Electric 1221

Platypus Marine, Inc 1032

Port of Port Angeles 850

Port of Port Townsend 506

Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op 514

Rhotheta International Inc 648

Rice Propulsion 1109

Roxtec 812

Rubber Resource 1168

ShipConstructor USA Inc 1010

Snow & Company 600

Stabbert Marine & Industrial LLC 805

Thoma-Sea Marine Constructors LLC 1204

TRIM-LOK, INC 732

Wager Company 848

WCT Marine & Construction, Inc 842

Wiehle Industries 729

Wooster Products Inc 349

Wrangell Port & Harbors 4314

Boat Building Materials

All American Marine 1107

BGH Specialty Steel 313

Cascade Engine Center LLC 1431, 1529

Distribution International 1050 ElectricalHub com 1108

Endura Paint 846

Farwest Steel Corp 3001

Fraser Bronze Foundry Inc 424

Glendinning Marine Products 1444

Hill Innovations 415

JAG Welding Fabrication & Services 642

Linde Gas & Equipment Inc 639

MAGNA Lifting Products Inc 929

N-Nine Enterprises Ltd 608

PAC Stainless Ltd 628

Rhotheta International Inc 648

ShipConstructor USA Inc 1010

TRIM-LOK, INC 732

Victaulic Company 1045 Wooster Products Inc 349

Boat Moving Equipment

Boats & Harbors 734

Cordova Port & Harbor 4331

MAGNA Lifting Products Inc 929

Port of Port Townsend 506

Rasmussen Equipment Co Wire Rope and Rigging 633

Transport Products and Service Enterprises, Inc 1310 Wrangell Port & Harbors 4314

Bow Thrusters

Boats & Harbors 734

Driveline Service of Portland Inc 1304

Imtra Corp 839

Jetoptera 1424

Logan Clutch Corporation 1428

Marine Hydraulic Consultancy 409

Michigan Wheel 743

MJ Marine Exhaust Systems 542

Naiad Dynamics 1142

Pacific Marine Equipment LLC 701

SCHOTTEL, Inc 1211

Ships Machinery International Inc 727

Thrustmaster of Texas Inc 1009

WESMAR - Western Marine Electronics 931

ZF Marine 1021

Brake Components

Altra Industrial Motion Corp 1325

Dellner Bubenzer 1121

Logan Clutch Corporation 1428

Brokers

Dock Street Brokers 611

International Marine Industries Inc 1000

Pacific Boat Brokers Inc 403

Buoys/Floats/Fenders

Badinotti Group 625

Blue Ocean Gear 928

Duramax Marine LLC 1339

McDermott Light & Signal 1052

N-Nine Enterprises Ltd 608

Pacific Net & Twine Ltd 827

Puget Buoy 1025

Rasmussen Equipment Co Wire Rope

and Rigging 633

Saeplast Americas Inc. 221

Seattle Marine & Fishing Supply Co 315

Cable Protection

Cooley Equipment Sales, Inc. 1100 ElectricalHub.com 1108

General Communication Inc (GCI) 632

North Coast Fishermen’s Cable Committee 632 Oregon Fishermen’s Cable Committee 632

Capstans

Fraser Bronze Foundry Inc 424

Kolstrand, JKFAB, Nordic & Forfjord by Integrity Machining, Inc. 538

MacGregor USA Inc. 932

Naust Marine USA Inc 905

Rasmussen Equipment Co Wire Rope and Rigging 633

Cargo Handling

Curtin Maritime 605

DSV Air & Sea Inc 606

MacGregor USA Inc. 932

MAGNA Lifting Products Inc 929

Northern Air Cargo 4019

Petro Star Inc. dba North Pacific Fuel 4221

Port of Port Angeles 850

Ravn Alaska 444

Samson Tug & Barge 4319

Caulking/Sealants

Machine Support Technologies, Inc. 233 Roxtec 812

Centrifuges

Cascade Machinery & Electric 739

Hydro Dynamics Solutions 551

ISolv Technical Services 1426

Chains & Fittings

MAGNA Lifting Products Inc 929

NET Systems Inc 851

Chemicals

Alaska Rubber Group 906

Delta Western, LLC 4230

Petro Marine Services 603

Classification Services

DNV 1210

Cleaners/Disinfectants

Machine Support Technologies, Inc. 233

Petro Marine Services 603

Cleaning Systems

Greysam Industrial Services 2601

Jokasafe Oy 512

Clothing/Boots

Continental Western Corporation 532

Grundens 721

Guy Cotten Inc 339

Mar Wear 510

North American Fishing Supplies DBA:

Morenot USA 333

Rugged Seas LLC 442

Seattle Marine & Fishing Supply Co 315

Vallation Outerwear 314

Washington Trollers Association 328

Whistle Workwear 3005

YNAGG Fishing Careers App 927

Coatings & Preservatives

Endura Paint 846

Farwest Corrosion Control Company 1043

Highmark Marine Fabrication 4123

Jotun Paints Inc 1033

Machine Support Technologies, Inc. 121 MJ Marine Exhaust Systems 542 Wiehle Industries 729

Communications

Alaska Communications System - ACS 632

Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute 4218

Clatsop Community College/MERTS Campus 910

Furuno USA, Inc. 1515

Fusion Marine Technology, Inc. 733

Garmin USA 700

General Communication Inc (GCI) 632

Icom America Inc 1134

KVH Industries, Inc. 1239

Lunde Marine Electronics Inc 1221

Marine Exchange of Puget Sound 4122

OptimERA xG 4333

Pacific Fishing Magazine 835

YNAGG Fishing Careers App 927

Compasses/ Chronometers

ComNav Marine Ltd 1029

Furuno USA, Inc. 1515 Maretron 1128

Computers & Software

Deckhand Electronic Logbook 529

Michelli Weighing & Measurement 904

Nauticomp Inc 1244

Nobeltec 1513

Seadog Fishing Solutions, Inc. 1213

ShipConstructor USA Inc 1010

YNAGG Fishing Careers App 927

Construction

Boats & Harbors 734 CETS LLC 901

Enviro-Tech Diving Inc 449 F & M Mafco 942

MAGNA Lifting Products Inc 929

Victaulic Company 1045 Wooster Products Inc 349

Consultants

Beacon Occupational Health and Safety Service Inc. 4315

Clatsop Community College/MERTS Campus 910

Crowley Engineering Services, Inc. 724 DNV 1210

Elliott Bay Design Group 1004

Farwest Corrosion Control Company 1043

Glosten 833

Marine Exchange of Puget Sound 4122

Marine Hydraulic Consultancy 409

Pacific Boat Brokers Inc 403

ShipConstructor USA Inc 1010

Western Mariner Magazine 630

Containers

Saeplast Americas Inc. 221

Samson Tug & Barge 4319

Control Systems

exhibitor listings by Product

Aquakob Systems Inc. 640 CETS LLC 901

Eltorque AS 806

Farwest Corrosion Control Company 1043

Glendinning Marine Products 1444

Greysam Industrial Services 2601

Hamilton Jet 1333 Marine Jet Power 1111

Motion & Flow Control Products, Inc. 707

MSHS (Formerly Motor Services Hugo Stamp/ Governor Control Systems) 1413

Naiad Dynamics 1142

Naust Marine USA Inc 905

Pacific Fishermen Shipyard & Electric 1221 Propulsion Systems, Inc. 1206

Standard Calibrations Inc 1101

Twin Disc Inc. 1215

ZF Marine 1021

Conveyors

Zhejiang Longyuan Sifang Machinery Manufacture Co., Ltd. 644

Cooling Systems

Integrated Marine Systems Inc 1013

JMP Corporation 1343 Miller-Leaman, Inc. 534 R.W. Fernstrum & Company 1306 S & W Wilson Inc 800

Corrosion Protection

Cooley Equipment Sales, Inc. 1100

Endura Paint 846

Farwest Corrosion Control Company 1043 Machine Support Technologies, Inc. 121

PAC Stainless Ltd 628

Transport Products and Service Enterprises, Inc. 1310 Wiehle Industries 729

Couplings

Alaska Rubber Group 906

Altra Industrial Motion Corp 1325

American Vulkan Corp 1105

Dellner Bubenzer 1121

Driveline Service of Portland Inc 1304 Hatton Marine 1307

Pacific Marine Equipment LLC 701 Rice Propulsion 1109 Transfluid LLC 1300 Victaulic Company 1045

Crab Gear

Blue Ocean Gear 928

Continental Western Corporation 532

Fishtek Marine Ltd. 441

FT - TEC USA Corp. 503

LFS Marine Supplies 621

Longsoaker Fishing Systems 505

North American Fishing Supplies DBA:

Morenot USA 333

Puget Buoy 1025

Weihai Fly Young Sports Co., Ltd 924

Cranes

AdvanTec Marine 1547

Coastal Fluid Power 500

Curtin Maritime 605

F & M Mafco 942

MacGregor USA Inc. 932

Maximum Performance Hydraulics 726

Naust Marine USA Inc 905

Ships Machinery International Inc 727

WCT Marine & Construction, Inc. 842

Cutting Machines (Fish)

Kodiak Marine Construction 1329

Ryco 511

Deck Machinery & Hardware

Columbia Industrial Products - CIP Marine 439

Fraser Bronze Foundry Inc 424

Kolstrand, JKFAB, Nordic & Forfjord by Integrity Machining, Inc. 538

Kongsberg Maritime 921

MacGregor USA Inc. 932

Maximum Performance Hydraulics 726

Michelli Weighing & Measurement 904

Naust Marine USA Inc 905

N-Nine Enterprises Ltd 608

Snow & Company 600

Decking Materials

Rubber Resource 1168

Wooster Products Inc 349

Degreasers

Delta Western, LLC 4230

Petro Marine Services 603

Diving Equipment

Enviro-Tech Diving Inc 449

Greysam Industrial Services 2601

Doors

AdvanTec Marine 1547

Bomar/Pompanette LLC 1345

Distribution International 1050

Imtra Corp 839

Electric Motors

All American Marine 1107

Cascade Machinery & Electric 739

Driveline Service of Portland Inc 1304

Marine Propulsion West, LLC 421

Naust Marine USA Inc 905

Scurlock Electric LLC 515

Transfluid LLC 1300

Electrical Design

Marine Hydraulic Consultancy 409

MER Equipment, Inc. 1121

OptimERA xG 4333

Spar Power Technologies 1176

Electrical Engineering

Crowley Engineering Services, Inc. 724

Elliott Bay Design Group 1004

Glosten 833

Marine Hydraulic Consultancy 409

OptimERA xG 4333

Pacific Fishermen Shipyard & Electric 1221

Spar Power Technologies 1176

Spencer Fluid Power 1234

Electrical Equipment

Britmar Marine Ltd 614

CETS LLC 901

Cooley Equipment Sales, Inc. 1100

ElectricalHub.com 1108

Eltorque AS 806

Fisheries Supply Company 1521

Fishtek Marine Ltd. 441

Karl Senner, LLC. 1321

Mackay Marine U.S. West Coast &

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Pacific NW/Alaska & Olex North America 1503

Marine Hydraulic Consultancy 409

McDermott Light & Signal 1052

MER Equipment, Inc 1121

OptimERA xG 4333

Pacific Fishermen Shipyard & Electric 1221

Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op 514

Pump Industries Inc 1106

Rhotheta International Inc 648

Roxtec 812

Scurlock Electric LLC 515

Spar Power Technologies 1176

Standard Calibrations Inc 1101

Electrical Installation

Fusion Marine Technology, Inc 733

Gold Star Marine 4229

JAG Welding Fabrication & Services 642

Mackay Marine U S West Coast &

Pacific NW/Alaska & Olex North America 1503

OptimERA xG 4333

Pacific Fishermen Shipyard & Electric 1221

Electronics

ARG SEAMAN ELECTRONICS SA 947

Blue Ocean Gear 928

Deckhand Electronic Logbook 529

Furuno USA, Inc 1515

Fusion Marine Technology, Inc 733

Glendinning Marine Products 1444

Lunde Marine Electronics Inc 1221

Mackay Marine U S West Coast &

Pacific NW/Alaska & Olex North America 1503

MER Equipment, Inc 1121

Nauticomp Inc 1244

OptimERA xG 4333

Pacific Power Group 915

Propulsion Systems, Inc 1206

Puget Buoy 1025

SafetyNet Technologies 926

Seatronx 1124

SI-TEX Marine/Koden Electronics 1130

Spencer Fluid Power 1234

Transport Products and Service Enterprises, Inc 1310

ZF Marine 1021

Electronics: Communication

Furuno USA, Inc 1515

Fusion Marine Technology, Inc 733

Icom America Inc 1134

KVH Industries, Inc 1239

Lunde Marine Electronics Inc 1221

Mackay Marine U S West Coast & Pacific NW/Alaska & Olex North America 1503

OptimERA xG 4333

Rhotheta International Inc 648

Seatronx 1124

SI-TEX Marine/Koden Electronics 1130

Woods Hole Group 1243

Electronics: Fish Finding

FLIR Systems Inc 1245

Furuno USA, Inc 1515

Fusion Marine Technology, Inc 733

Garmin USA 700

Kongsberg Maritime 921

Lunde Marine Electronics Inc 1221

Mackay Marine U S West Coast &

Pacific NW/Alaska & Olex North America 1503

Marport Americas, Inc 939

Notus Electronics Ltd 1228

SafetyNet Technologies 926

Seatronx 1124

Ship Electronics Inc 953

SI-TEX Marine/Koden Electronics 1130

WESMAR - Western Marine Electronics 931 Woods Hole Group 1243

Electronics: Navigation

ComNav Marine Ltd 1029

FLIR Systems Inc 1245

Furuno USA, Inc 1515

Fusion Marine Technology, Inc 733

Garmin USA 700

Gold Star Marine 4229

Icom America Inc 1134

Kongsberg Maritime 921

Lunde Marine Electronics Inc 1221

Mackay Marine U S West Coast &

Pacific NW/Alaska & Olex North America 1503 Maretron 1128 Nobeltec 1513

Rhotheta International Inc 648 rjll enterprises 4318

Seatronx 1124

SI-TEX Marine/Koden Electronics 1130

WESMAR - Western Marine Electronics 931 Woods Hole Group 1243

Engine Components

American Vulkan Corp 1105

Cummins Inc 1311

Diesel Outboards Northwest 1151

Harbor Marine Maintenance 1442 Hatton Marine 1307

JMP Corporation 1343

John Deere Power Systems 1421 Kodiak Marine Construction 1329 Marine Propulsion West, LLC 421 MER Equipment, Inc 1121 N C Power Systems 1115 National Marine Exhaust Inc 448 Pacific Power Group 915

Engine Rebuilding & Repair

Boats & Harbors 734

Cummins Inc 1311

Diesel Outboards Northwest 1151 F & M Mafco 942

Gold Star Marine 4229 Hatton Marine 1307

John Deere Power Systems 1421

MAGNA Lifting Products Inc 929

Marine Propulsion West, LLC 421 MER Equipment, Inc 1121

MSHS (Formerly Motor Services Hugo Stamp/ Governor Control Systems) 1413 N C Power Systems 1115

Pacific Power Group 915

Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op 514 Rubber Resource 1168 Seaspan Shipyards 907

Snow & Company 600

Tacoma Diesel and Equipment Inc 1511

Engines

Boats & Harbors

734

Boatswain’s Locker Inc 1349, 1350

Cascade Engine Center LLC 1431, 1529

Christie & Grey Inc 1212

Cummins Inc 1311

Diesel Outboards Northwest 1151

Harbor Marine Maintenance 1442 Hatton Marine 1307

Highmark Marine Fabrication 4123

Jetoptera 1424

John Deere Power Systems 1421

Marine Propulsion West, LLC 421

Marine Systems Inc 1233 MER Equipment, Inc 1121

Mitsubishi Marine Engine 1439

MSHS (Formerly Motor Services Hugo Stamp/ Governor Control Systems) 1413

N C Power Systems 1115

Northern Lights 813

Pacific Power Group 915

R W Fernstrum & Company 1306

Suspension Systems Technologies 1006

Tacoma Diesel and Equipment Inc 1511

Environmental Services

Alaska Chadux Network 4223

Enviro-Tech Diving Inc 449

Fishtek Marine Ltd 441

Glosten 833

Kleen Pacific 951

SafetyNet Technologies 926 Total Reclaim 1027 Wager Company 848

Exhaust Systems

American Vulkan Corp 1105 Christie & Grey Inc 1212

Distribution International 1050 Marine Propulsion West, LLC 421 MER Equipment, Inc 1121

MJ Marine Exhaust Systems 542 National Marine Exhaust Inc 448 Performance Contracting Inc 750

Expansion Joints

Alaska Rubber Group 906 Victaulic Company 1045 W&O Supply 1001

Fiberglass

MJ Marine Exhaust Systems 542 National Marine Exhaust Inc 448 Performance Contracting Inc 750 Platypus Marine, Inc 1032 Wiehle Industries 729 Wrangell Port & Harbors 4314

Filtration & Separation

BIOBOR Fuel Additives 601

Cummins Inc 1311 Delta Western, LLC 4230 Fisheries Supply Company 1521 Hatton Marine 1307 Hydro Dynamics Solutions 551 ISolv Technical Services 1426 Kleen Pacific 951 Marine Systems Inc 1233 Miller-Leaman, Inc 534 Motion & Flow Control Products, Inc 707 Pump Industries Inc 1106 Spencer Fluid Power 1234

Financial Services

CFAB - AK Commercial Fishing and Agriculture Bank 4121

Mountain Pacific Bank 610

Northwest Farm Credit Services 745

Fire Fighting/SupPression Equipment

Alexander Gow Fire Equipment 624 Fisheries Supply Company 1521 Hiller Companies (The) 826 Victaulic Company 1045

First Aid

Alaska Marine Safety Education Assn 4118 Discovery Health MD 233

Fish Buyer

Bornstein Seafoods Inc 4124

E&E Foods 4317

International Marine Industries Inc 1000 Trident Seafoods 351 Whittier Seafood 4228

Fish Handling Equipment

Alaska Rubber Group 906

E&E Foods 4317

Highmark Marine Fabrication 4123

Kodiak Marine Construction 1329

Ryco 511

Saeplast Americas Inc 221

Seattle Tarp, Inc 325

Western Group (The) 535

Fish Hooks & Systems

Mustad Autoline Inc 1039

Fish Pumps

Beckwith & Kuffel 1046

E&E Foods 4317

Kodiak Marine Construction 1329

Marco Products / Smith Berger Marine, Inc 920 Ryco 511

Weihai Fly Young Sports Co Ltd 924

Fish Smoking & Drying

Zhejiang Longyuan Sifang Machinery Manufacture Co , Ltd 644

Fisheries Management

Alaska Department of Fish and Game 4224

Deckhand Electronic Logbook 529 Greysam Industrial Services 2601

International Pacific Halibut Commission 513

Mackay Marine U S West Coast & Pacific NW/Alaska & Olex North America 1503

Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission 346

Seadog Fishing Solutions, Inc 1213

Washington Trollers Association 328 Woods Hole Group 1243

Fishing Equipment

Asano Global Co , Ltd 524

Blue Ocean Gear 928

Continental Western Corporation 532

Deckhand Electronic Logbook 529

Fishtek Marine Ltd 441

Integrated Marine Systems Inc 1013

Longsoaker Fishing Systems 505

Marco Products / Smith Berger Marine, Inc 920

Mustad Autoline Inc 1039

NET Systems Inc 851

Pacific Net & Twine Ltd 827

Rasmussen Equipment Co Wire Rope and Rigging 633

S & W Wilson Inc 800

SafetyNet Technologies 926

Seattle Marine & Fishing Supply Co 315

Seattle Tarp, Inc 325

Thyboron Trawldoor 751

Weihai Fly Young Sports Co Ltd 924

Woods Hole Group 1243

Fishing Gear Safety Tracker

SafetyNet Technologies 926

Forklifts

Petro Star Inc. dba North Pacific Fuel 4221

Star Rentals 1501

Freight Forwarding

DSV Air & Sea Inc 606

Lynden Inc 4130

Samson Tug & Barge 4319

Fuel/Fuel Additives

BIOBOR Fuel Additives 601

Delta Western, LLC 4230

Kleen Pacific 951

Petro Marine Services 603

Petro Star Inc. dba North Pacific Fuel 4221

Galley Equipment

Sure Marine Service Inc 1200

Gauges

Michelli Weighing & Measurement 904

Motion & Flow Control Products, Inc. 707

Standard Calibrations Inc 1101

Gears

BGH Specialty Steel 313

Hatton Marine 1307

Karl Senner, LLC. 1321

Marine Propulsion West, LLC 421

Marine Systems Inc. 1233

R.W. Fernstrum & Company 1306

Twin Disc Inc. 1215

ZF Marine 1021

Generators

Cascade Engine Center LLC 1431, 1529

CETS LLC 901

Christie & Grey Inc 1212

Cummins Inc. 1311

F & M Mafco 942

Harbor Marine Maintenance 1442

Hatton Marine 1307

John Deere Power Systems 1421

Marine Systems Inc. 1233

MER Equipment, Inc. 1121

N C Power Systems 1115

Naust Marine USA Inc 905

Northern Lights 813

Pacific Power Group 915

R.W. Fernstrum & Company 1306

Star Rentals 1501

Suspension Systems Technologies 1006

Tacoma Diesel and Equipment Inc 1511

Gillnetting

ACI Boats 1031

LFS Marine Supplies 621

Pacific Net & Twine Ltd 827

Seattle Marine & Fishing Supply Co 315

Weihai Fly Young Sports Co., Ltd 924

Gloves

Dexter-Russell Inc 609

ElectricalHub.com 1108

Guy Cotten Inc 339

Jokasafe Oy 512

Mustang Survival Inc 1201

Seattle Marine & Fishing Supply Co 315

Whistle Workwear 3005

Government Agency

Alaska Department of Fish and Game 4224

Alaska Department of Labor & Workforce Development, Alaska Commercial Fishermen’s Fund 4323

Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute 4218

Center of Excellence for Marine Manufacturing & Technology 507 Cordova Port & Harbor 4331

International Pacific Halibut Commission 513 NIOSH 530

NOAA 521

Port of Port Townsend 506 U.S. Navy 4115

United Tribes of Bristol Bay 4325

USCG Fishing Vessel Safety Program 321

Washington Emergency Management Division4114 Wrangell Port & Harbors 4314

Grading & Sorting Equipment

Michelli Weighing & Measurement 904 Ryco 511

Grinding & Wastewater

Beckwith & Kuffel 1046

Pump Industries Inc 1106

Habitability

Discovery Health MD 233

Hardware

Asano Global Co., Ltd. 524

ElectricalHub.com 1108

Fisheries Supply Company 1521 NET Systems Inc 851 N-Nine Enterprises Ltd 608

Hatches

AdvanTec Marine 1547

Anchor Hatches 406 Bomar/Pompanette LLC 1345

Fraser Bronze Foundry Inc 424 Imtra Corp 839

Rasmussen Equipment Co Wire Rope and Rigging 633

Haulers

Kolstrand, JKFAB, Nordic & Forfjord by Integrity Machining, Inc. 538

Health/Medical

Beacon Occupational Health and Safety Service Inc. 4315

Discovery Health MD 233 LifeMed Alaska 4231

Heat Exchangers

Duramax Marine LLC 1339

Hydro Dynamics Solutions 551 ISolv Technical Services 1426 Marine Systems Inc. 1233 MechPro Inc 544 R.W. Fernstrum & Company 1306

Heating Equipment

exhibitor listings by Product

Star Rentals 1501

Sure Marine Service Inc 1200

Hoses & Fittings

Alaska Rubber Group 906

Alexander Gow Fire Equipment 624

Coastal Fluid Power 500

Hose Master LLC 401

ISolv Technical Services 1426

Marine Hydraulic Consultancy 409

Maximum Performance Hydraulics 726

Motion & Flow Control Products, Inc. 707

PAC Stainless Ltd 628

Seattle Marine & Fishing Supply Co 315

Spencer Fluid Power 1234 Sure Marine Service Inc 1200

Hydraulics

Alaska Rubber Group 906

Altra Industrial Motion Corp 1325

Coastal Fluid Power 500 Dellner Bubenzer 1121

Eltorque AS 806

F & M Mafco 942

LFS Marine Supplies 621

MacGregor USA Inc. 932

Marine Hydraulic Consultancy 409

Maximum Performance Hydraulics 726

Motion & Flow Control Products, Inc. 707

Naiad Dynamics 1142

PAC Stainless Ltd 628

Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op 514

PYI Inc. 807

Seattle Marine & Fishing Supply Co 315

Spencer Fluid Power 1234

WESMAR - Western Marine Electronics 931

Ice Making Equipment

KAPP USA 604 Integrated Marine Systems Inc 1013 S & W Wilson Inc 800

Impellers

Beckwith & Kuffel 1046

BGH Specialty Steel 313 Hill Innovations 415 JMP Corporation 1343

Inflatable Boats

ARMOR Industries, LLC, DBA ARMOR

Marine and Precision Weld Boats 1430 Brix Marine 852 Datrex Inc 539

Suspension Systems Technologies 1006

Infrared Systems

ComNav Marine Ltd 1029

FLIR Systems Inc. 1245

Insulations & Soundproofing

Distribution International 1050

National Marine Exhaust Inc 448

Performance Contracting Inc 750 Rubber Resource 1168 TRIM-LOK, INC. 732

Insurance

Bristol Bay Fishermen’s Association 4225

Newfront Insurance 1238

Penser North America 543

Sea-Mountain Insurance 653

Interiors

Distribution International 1050

Llebroc Industries 213

Rubber Resource 1168

Jet Propulsion

ARMOR Industries, LLC, DBA ARMOR

Marine and Precision Weld Boats 1430

Castoldi USA Inc. 1205

Driveline Service of Portland Inc 1304

Glendinning Marine Products 1444

Hamilton Jet 1333

Hill Innovations 415

Jetoptera 1424

Kodiak Marine Construction 1329

Marine Jet Power 1111

Marine Propulsion West, LLC 421

Naiad Dynamics 1142

Thrustmaster of Texas Inc 1009

Knife Sharpening Equipment

Dexter-Russell Inc 609

Knives

Dexter-Russell Inc 609

Seattle Marine & Fishing Supply Co 315

Labeling

Prism Graphics Inc. 3002

Laser Alignment Beckwith & Kuffel 1046

Licensing

Clatsop Community College/MERTS Campus 910

Pacific Boat Brokers Inc 403

University of Alaska Southeast Maritime Training Center 706

Life Rafts

Datrex Inc 539

Lighting

Britmar Marine Ltd 614

Fisheries Supply Company 1521

Fishtek Marine Ltd. 441

Glamox Aqua Signal Corporation 709

Imtra Corp 839

Lopolight 1008

Mackay Marine U.S. West Coast &

Pacific NW/Alaska & Olex North America 1503

McDermott Light & Signal 1052

Pacific Fishermen Shipyard & Electric 1221

Phoenix Lighting 824

PTLX Global LLC 1221

Scurlock Electric LLC 515

Ship Electronics Inc 953

Sure Marine Service Inc 1200

Lobster Gear

Blue Ocean Gear 928

Continental Western Corporation 532

FT - TEC USA Corp. 503

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Kolstrand, JKFAB, Nordic & Forfjord by

Integrity Machining, Inc. 538

Longsoaker Fishing Systems 505

Puget Buoy 1025

Weihai Fly Young Sports Co., Ltd 924

Longlining Equipment

Asano Global Co., Ltd. 524

Blue Ocean Gear 928

Fishtek Marine Ltd. 441

Kolstrand, JKFAB, Nordic & Forfjord by Integrity Machining, Inc. 538

LFS Marine Supplies 621

Marco Products / Smith Berger Marine, Inc. 920

Mustad Autoline Inc 1039

North American Fishing Supplies DBA: Morenot USA 333

Lubricants

BIOBOR Fuel Additives 601

Delta Western, LLC 4230

Highmark Marine Fabrication 4123

Kleen Pacific 951

Petro Marine Services 603

Petro Star Inc. dba North Pacific Fuel 4221

Schaeffer’s Specialized Lubricants 4127

Machinery

Atlas Incinerators 629

Cooley Equipment Sales, Inc. 1100

Jetoptera 1424

Mitsubishi Marine Engine 1439

Naiad Dynamics 1142

Star Rentals 1501

Strapack 526

Washington Machine Works 930

Zhejiang Longyuan Sifang Machinery Manufacture Co., Ltd. 644

Metals

Asano Global Co., Ltd. 524

BGH Specialty Steel 313 Farwest Steel Corp 3001

Millner-Haufen Tool Company 343

Washington Machine Works 930

WCT Marine & Construction, Inc. 842

Western Group (The) 535

Midwater Trawls/Bottom Trawls

Linde Gas & Equipment Inc. 639

NET Systems Inc 851

WESMAR - Western Marine Electronics 931

Monitoring Systems

Alaska Chadux Network 4223

Aquakob Systems Inc. 640

Blue Ocean Gear 928

Cooley Equipment Sales, Inc. 1100

Deckhand Electronic Logbook 529

Kongsberg Maritime 921

Maretron 1128

Marine Exchange of Puget Sound 4122

Marine Hydraulic Consultancy 409

Marport Americas, Inc. 939

MSHS (Formerly Motor Services

Hugo Stamp/Governor Control Systems) 1413

Seadog Fishing Solutions, Inc. 1213

Seatronx 1124

Standard Calibrations Inc 1101

Woods Hole Group 1243

ZF Marine 1021

Mooring Systems

Curtin Maritime 605

Dong Yang Rope Mfg Co Ltd 525

Marco Products / Smith Berger Marine, Inc. 920

Rasmussen Equipment Co Wire Rope and Rigging 633

Spencer Fluid Power 1234

Naval Architects

AdvanTec Marine 1547

All American Marine 1107

ARMOR Industries, LLC, DBA ARMOR

Marine and Precision Weld Boats 1430

Coastwise Corporation 1030

Crowley Engineering Services, Inc. 724

Elliott Bay Design Group 1004

Glosten 833

Hockema Group, Inc. 1129

Nautican Research & Development Ltd 1131 Rhotheta International Inc. 648

Navigation Aids

Britmar Marine Ltd 614

Cali-optics Importer 1156

ComNav Marine Ltd 1029

FLIR Systems Inc. 1245

Lopolight 1008

McDermott Light & Signal 1052

Nauticomp Inc 1244

Nobeltec 1513 Rhotheta International Inc. 648

Nets/Trawls

Alaska Net & Supply 4021

Badinotti Group 625 Dock Street Brokers 611

Marport Americas, Inc. 939 NET Systems Inc 851

North American Fishing Supplies DBA: Morenot USA 333 Notus Electronics Ltd 1228 Weihai Fly Young Sports Co., Ltd 924

Non-Profit Organization

Alaska Chadux Network 4223

Alaska Fisheries Development Foundation 4125

Alaska Marine Safety Education Assn 4118

Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute 4218

Bristol Bay Fishermen’s Association 4225 DNV 1210

Fishery Friendly Climate Action 1162

Homer Marine Trades Assoc/Port of Homer/ NOMAR/Northern Enterprises Boat Yard 4033

Oregon Fishermen’s Cable Committee 632

Prince William Sound Regional Citizens’ Advisory Council 4322

Seattle Fishermen’s Memorial 549

United Fishermen of Alaska 4125

Washington Maritime Blue 2500

Washington Sea Grant 501

Washington Trollers Association 328

Nozzles

Alaska Rubber Group 906

Motion & Flow Control Products, Inc. 707

Olympic Propeller 1053

Rice Propulsion 1109

Odor Control

Wager Company 848

Oil Spill Control Equipment

Alaska Chadux Network 4223

Delta Western, LLC 4230

Kleen Pacific 951

Petro Marine Services 603 Seattle Tarp, Inc. 325

Oily Water Separators

Cascade Machinery & Electric 739

Hydro Dynamics Solutions 551 ISolv Technical Services 1426

Outboard Motors

Boatswain’s Locker Inc. 1349, 1350

Cascade Engine Center LLC 1431, 1529 Datrex Inc 539

Diesel Outboards Northwest 1151 Gold Star Marine 4229

Packaging & Machinery

Continental Western Corporation 532

Linde Gas & Equipment Inc. 639 Strapack 526

Paints

Endura Paint 846

Jotun Paints Inc 1033

Machine Support Technologies, Inc. 121 PYI Inc. 807 Wooster Products Inc 349

Permits

Dock Street Brokers 611 Pacific Boat Brokers Inc 403

Pipe Fittings

Hydro Dynamics Solutions 551 ISolv Technical Services 1426

JAG Welding Fabrication & Services 642 MJ Marine Exhaust Systems 542 Motion & Flow Control Products, Inc. 707 PAC Stainless Ltd 628

Spears Manufacturing Company 527 Victaulic Company 1045

Piping/Pipe Joints

Ballard Industrial 238, 243

Coastal Fluid Power 500

JAG Welding Fabrication & Services 642

MJ Marine Exhaust Systems 542 PAC Stainless Ltd 628

Spears Manufacturing Company 527 Victaulic Company 1045

W&O Supply 1001

Pneumatics

Rasmussen Equipment Co Wire Rope and Rigging 633

Ballard Industrial 238, 243 Eltorque AS 806 Propulsion Systems, Inc. 1206

Ports & Harbors

Cordova Port & Harbor 4331

Curtin Maritime 605

Homer Marine Trades Assoc/Port of Homer/

NOMAR/Northern Enterprises Boat Yard 4033

Port of Port Angeles 850

Port of Port Townsend 506

Port of Seattle 2600

Port of Seward 4217

Wrangell Port & Harbors 4314

Processing Machinery/ Equipment

Beckwith & Kuffel 1046

Flexahopper Plastics LTD 715

Michelli Weighing & Measurement 904

Miller-Leaman, Inc. 534

Ryco 511

Strapack 526

Washington Machine Works 930 Western Group (The) 535

Propellers

BGH Specialty Steel 313

Diesel Outboards Northwest 1151

JMP Corporation 1343

Kongsberg Maritime 921

Marine Propulsion West, LLC 421

Michigan Wheel 743

Nautican Research & Development Ltd 1131

Olympic Propeller 1053

Pacific Marine Equipment LLC 701

Pacific Power Group 915

Propulsion Systems, Inc. 1206

Rice Propulsion 1109

SCHOTTEL, Inc. 1211

Sound Propeller Services 638

Spurs Marine Manufacturing Inc 838

Washington Machine Works 930

WESMAR - Western Marine Electronics 931 ZF Marine 1021

Propulsion

All American Marine 1107

Altra Industrial Motion Corp 1325

American Vulkan Corp 1105

BGH Specialty Steel 313

Boatswain’s Locker Inc. 1349, 1350

Cascade Engine Center LLC 1431, 1529

Castoldi USA Inc. 1205

Coastwise Corporation 1030

Columbia Industrial Products - CIP Marine 439

Diesel Outboards Northwest 1151

Driveline Service of Portland Inc 1304

Glendinning Marine Products 1444

Gold Star Marine 4229

Hamilton Jet 1333

Highmark Marine Fabrication 4123

Jetoptera 1424

John Deere Power Systems 1421

Karl Senner, LLC. 1321

Kodiak Marine Construction 1329

Kongsberg Maritime 921

Konrad Marine 1301

Lignum Vitae North America 803

Logan Clutch Corporation 1428

Marine Jet Power 1111

Marine Propulsion West, LLC 421

Michigan Wheel 743

Mitsubishi Marine Engine 1439

MSHS (Formerly Motor Services

Hugo Stamp/Governor Control Systems) 1413

N C Power Systems 1115

Naust Marine USA Inc 905

Nautican Research & Development Ltd 1131

Pacific Marine Equipment LLC 701

Pacific Power Group 915

R.W. Fernstrum & Company 1306

Rice Propulsion 1109

SCHOTTEL, Inc. 1211

Seaspan Shipyards 907

exhibitor listings by Product

Ships Machinery International Inc 727

Sound Propeller Services 638

Spar Power Technologies 1176

Spurs Marine Manufacturing Inc 838

Tacoma Diesel and Equipment Inc 1511

Thrustmaster of Texas Inc 1009

Transfluid LLC 1300

Twin Disc Inc. 1215

WESMAR - Western Marine Electronics 931

ZF Marine 1021

Pumps

Alaska Rubber Group 906

Ballard Industrial 238, 243

Beckwith & Kuffel 1046

Cascade Machinery & Electric 739

Columbia Industrial Products - CIP Marine 439

Fisheries Supply Company 1521

Glide Bearings & Seal Systems 651

Hydro Dynamics Solutions 551

Imtra Corp 839

ISolv Technical Services 1426

JMP Corporation 1343

Kolstrand, JKFAB, Nordic & Forfjord by Integrity Machining, Inc. 538

Maximum Performance Hydraulics 726

Miller-Leaman, Inc. 534

Motion & Flow Control Products, Inc. 707

Pump Industries Inc 1106

Ryco 511

Spencer Fluid Power 1234

Radio Buoys

Blue Ocean Gear 928

Raingear

Grundens 721

Guy Cotten Inc 339

Mustang Survival Inc 1201

Seattle Marine & Fishing Supply Co 315

Transport Products and Service Enterprises, Inc. 1310

Vallation Outerwear 314

Whistle Workwear 3005

Refrigeration & Freezing

Dole Refrigerating Co 748

Integrated Marine Systems Inc 1013

Northern Lights 813

Performance Contracting Inc 750 S & W Wilson Inc 800

Sure Marine Service Inc 1200

Western Group (The) 535

Rope/Twine

Badinotti Group 625

Continental Western Corporation 532

Dong Yang Rope Mfg Co Ltd 525

LFS Marine Supplies 621

NET Systems Inc 851

Pacific Net & Twine Ltd 827

Rasmussen Equipment Co Wire Rope and Rigging 633

Seattle Marine & Fishing Supply Co 315

Weihai Fly Young Sports Co., Ltd 924

Safety & Survival

Alaska Marine Safety Education Assn 4118

Alaska Sea Grant College Program 4321

Alexander Gow Fire Equipment 624

Cali-optics Importer 1156

Clatsop Community College/MERTS Campus 910

Continental Western Corporation 532 Datrex Inc 539

Deckhand Electronic Logbook 529

Discovery Health MD 233

Fishermen Led Injury Prevention Program (FLIPP) 502

FLIR Systems Inc. 1245

FT - TEC USA Corp. 503

Grundens 721

Guy Cotten Inc 339

Mustang Survival Inc 1201

NIOSH 530

Rhotheta International Inc. 648

Roxtec 812

Seattle Fishermen’s Memorial 549

Spurs Marine Manufacturing Inc 838

Thundercat Marketing 708, 710

US Coast Guard 17th CG District 321

Washington Emergency Management Division 4114

Washington Sea Grant 501

Western Mariner Magazine 630

Whistle Workwear 3005

Woods Hole Group 1243

Wooster Products Inc 349

XTRATUF 451

Sanitation

AdvanTec Marine 1547

Discovery Health MD 233

Hydro Dynamics Solutions 551

Satellite Communications

Blue Ocean Gear 928

Deckhand Electronic Logbook 529

Fusion Marine Technology, Inc. 733

Kongsberg Maritime 921 KVH Industries, Inc. 1239

Lunde Marine Electronics Inc 1221

Mackay Marine U.S. West Coast & Pacific NW/Alaska & Olex North America 1503 MetOcean Telematics 528 OptimERA xG 4333 Pivotel 312 Woods Hole Group 1243

Scales

Cheyenne Scale Company 1007

Fusion Marine Technology, Inc. 733 Michelli Weighing & Measurement 904 Ryco 511

Seafood Processing Equipment

Beckwith & Kuffel 1046

Cheyenne Scale Company 1007

Cooley Equipment Sales, Inc. 1100

Dexter-Russell Inc 609

E&E Foods 4317

Flexahopper Plastics LTD 715

Hydro Dynamics Solutions 551

Integrated Marine Systems Inc 1013

iXblue 948

Michelli Weighing & Measurement 904

Ryco 511

Saeplast Americas Inc. 221 Strapack 526

Western Group (The) 535

Zhejiang Longyuan Sifang Machinery Manufacture Co., Ltd. 644

Seafood Processor

Bornstein Seafoods Inc. 4124

E&E Foods 4317

Northline Seafoods 4005

Trident Seafoods 351 Whittier Seafood 4228

Searchlights

Thundercat Marketing 708, 710

Britmar Marine Ltd 614

Imtra Corp 839

Seating

Bostrom Company, H.O. 400

Freedman Seating Company 725

Imtra Corp 839

Llebroc Industries 213 Suspension Systems Technologies 1006

Seining Equipment

Dock Street Brokers 611

Kolstrand, JKFAB, Nordic & Forfjord by Integrity Machining, Inc. 538

LFS Marine Supplies 621 Marco Products / Smith Berger Marine, Inc. 920

NET Systems Inc 851 Notus Electronics Ltd 1228

Services & Supplies

Catalyst Marine Engineering, LLC 4215

Cordova Port & Harbor 4331

Deckhand Electronic Logbook 529

Discovery Health MD 233

Dock Street Brokers 611

Enviro-Tech Diving Inc 449

Gold Star Marine 4229

Greysam Industrial Services 2601

Hockema Group, Inc. 1129

ISolv Technical Services 1426

JAG Welding Fabrication & Services 642

MacGregor USA Inc. 932

Machine Support Technologies, Inc. 121

MAGNA Lifting Products Inc 929 Michelli Weighing & Measurement 904

MJ Marine Exhaust Systems 542

OptimERA xG 4333

Pacific Marine Center 330

Pacific Power Group 915

Platypus Marine, Inc. 1032

Port of Port Angeles 850

Prism Graphics Inc. 3002

Propulsion Systems, Inc. 1206

Rice Propulsion 1109 Rubber Resource 1168 Total Reclaim 1027

Shaft Components

American Vulkan Corp 1105

BGH Specialty Steel 313

Dellner Bubenzer 1121

Driveline Service of Portland Inc 1304

Duramax Marine LLC 1339

KEMEL USA 1221

Lignum Vitae North America 803

Olympic Propeller 1053

PYI Inc. 807

Rice Propulsion 1109

SCHOTTEL, Inc. 1211

Sound Propeller Services 638

Spurs Marine Manufacturing Inc 838

Shipbuilding & Repairs

All American Marine 1107

Alpha Diving Inc. 4233

Alpha Welding and Boat Repair Inc. 4233

ARMOR Industries, LLC, DBA ARMOR

Marine and Precision Weld Boats 1430

Bay Ship and Yacht Co 1127

BGH Specialty Steel 313

Coastal Fluid Power 500 Coastwise Corporation 1030

Curtin Maritime 605

Farwest Corrosion Control Company 1043

Gold Star Marine 4229

Highmark Marine Fabrication 4123

JAG Welding Fabrication & Services 642

JT Marine Inc 829

Little Hoquiam Shipyard 801

MAGNA Lifting Products Inc 929

Nauticomp Inc 1244

Nichols Brothers Boat Builders 821

Pacific Fishermen Shipyard & Electric 1221

Platypus Marine, Inc. 1032

Port of Port Angeles 850

Port of Port Townsend 506

Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op 514

Rice Propulsion 1109

Rubber Resource 1168

Seaspan Shipyards 907

ShipConstructor USA Inc 1010

Stabbert Marine & Industrial LLC 805

Thoma-Sea Marine Constructors LLC 1204

Transport Products and Service Enterprises, Inc. 1310

Washington Machine Works 930

WCT Marine & Construction, Inc. 842

Wooster Products Inc 349

Wrangell Port & Harbors 4314

Shipping

Curtin Maritime 605

DSV Air & Sea Inc 606

Everts Air Cargo 4129

Lynden Inc 4130

Samson Tug & Barge 4319

Suspension Systems Technologies 1006

Signals

Datrex Inc 539

McDermott Light & Signal 1052

Sonar

Furuno USA, Inc. 1515

Fusion Marine Technology, Inc. 733

Garmin USA 700

Greysam Industrial Services 2601

iXblue 948

Kongsberg Maritime 921

Lunde Marine Electronics Inc 1221

Mackay Marine U.S. West Coast & Pacific NW/Alaska & Olex North America 1503

Notus Electronics Ltd 1228

Ship Electronics Inc 953

WESMAR - Western Marine Electronics 931

Sound Proofing

Rubber Resource 1168

Steering Systems

Diesel Outboards Northwest 1151

Glide Bearings & Seal Systems 651

Hamilton Jet 1333

Jastram Engineering 1331

Nautican Research & Development Ltd 1131

PYI Inc. 807

Ships Machinery International Inc 727

Spencer Fluid Power 1234

Twin Disc Inc. 1215

W&O Supply 1001

WESMAR - Western Marine Electronics 931

ZF Marine 1021

Stern Drives

Glide Bearings & Seal Systems 651

Hatton Marine 1307

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Konrad Marine 1301

Pacific Power Group 915

Thrustmaster of Texas Inc 1009

WESMAR - Western Marine Electronics 931

Stern Tube Seals

Duramax Marine LLC 1339

Glide Bearings & Seal Systems 651

KEMEL USA 1221

Lignum Vitae North America 803

Machine Support Technologies, Inc. 233

Olympic Propeller 1053

Pacific Fishermen Shipyard & Electric 1221 PYI Inc. 807

Rice Propulsion 1109 W&O Supply 1001

Storage/Cold Storage

E&E Foods 4317

Flexahopper Plastics LTD 715

Lynden Inc 4130

Pacific Marine Center 330

Petro Star Inc. dba North Pacific Fuel 4221

Port of Seattle 2600

Surface Drives

Driveline Service of Portland Inc 1304

ZF Marine 1021

Surveyors

DNV 1210

Tanks

Little Hoquiam Shipyard 801 S & W Wilson Inc 800 Saeplast Americas Inc. 221

Tools

Ballard Industrial 238, 243

Dexter-Russell Inc 609 ElectricalHub.com 1108 F & M Mafco 942

Michelli Weighing & Measurement 904 Millner-Haufen Tool Company 343 PAC Stainless Ltd 628

Training & Education

Alaska Marine Safety Education Assn 4118

Alaska Sea Grant College Program 4321

Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute 4218

California State University Maritime Academy 1160

Center of Excellence for Marine

Manufacturing & Technology 507

Clatsop Community College/MERTS Campus 910

Deckhand Electronic Logbook 529

Discovery Health MD 233

NIOSH 530

OptimERA xG 4333

University of Alaska Southeast

Maritime Training Center 706

Washington Emergency Management Division 4114

Washington Sea Grant 501

Western Mariner Magazine 630

Transmissions

Altra Industrial Motion Corp 1325

Boatswain’s Locker Inc. 1349, 1350

Harbor Marine Maintenance 1442

Hatton Marine 1307

Karl Senner, LLC. 1321

Logan Clutch Corporation 1428

Marine Propulsion West, LLC 421

SCHOTTEL, Inc. 1211

Tacoma Diesel and Equipment Inc 1511

Transfluid LLC 1300 Twin Disc Inc. 1215 ZF Marine 1021

Transportation

Cordova Port & Harbor 4331

Curtin Maritime 605 Desert Air Alaska 4324

DSV Air & Sea Inc 606

Everts Air Cargo 4129

Jetoptera 1424

JT Marine Inc 829

Lynden Inc 4130

Northern Air Cargo 4019

Ravn Alaska 444

Suspension Systems Technologies 300

Transport Products and Service Enterprises, Inc. 1310

Trap & Trap Stock

Longsoaker Fishing Systems 505

Trawl Doors

Naust Marine USA Inc 905 NET Systems Inc 851

North American Fishing Supplies DBA: Morenot USA 333 Thyboron Trawldoor 751

Trolling Equipment

Kolstrand, JKFAB, Nordic & Forfjord by Integrity Machining, Inc. 538 Pacific Net & Twine Ltd 827

Turbochargers

Hatton Marine 1307 MSHS (Formerly Motor Services Hugo Stamp/ Governor Control Systems) 1413

Underwater Acoustic Fishing Equipment

ARG SEAMAN ELECTRONICS SA 947 Kongsberg Maritime 921 SafetyNet Technologies 926

Underwater Video’s

Enviro-Tech Diving Inc 449

Greysam Industrial Services 2601 SafetyNet Technologies 926

Valves & Fittings

Alaska Rubber Group 906

Ballard Industrial 238, 243

Cooley Equipment Sales, Inc. 1100

Eltorque AS 806

ISolv Technical Services 1426

JAG Welding Fabrication & Services 642

Maximum Performance Hydraulics 726

MJ Marine Exhaust Systems 542

Motion & Flow Control Products, Inc. 707

PAC Stainless Ltd 628

Pump Industries Inc 1106

Spears Manufacturing Company 527

Spencer Fluid Power 1234

TRIM-LOK, INC. 732

Victaulic Company 1045 W&O Supply 1001 Wager Company 848

Ventilation Systems

Cooley Equipment Sales, Inc. 1100

Vessel Management

Alaska Chadux Network 4223

Cooley Equipment Sales, Inc. 1100 Deckhand Electronic Logbook 529 E&E Foods 4317

Greysam Industrial Services 2601 MetOcean Telematics 528

Stabbert Marine & Industrial LLC 805 Woods Hole Group 1243

Vibration Analysis

Glosten 833

SCHOTTEL, Inc. 1211

Suspension Systems Technologies 300

Vibration Control

Christie & Grey Inc 1212

DNV 1210

Driveline Service of Portland Inc 1304

Hydro Dynamics Solutions 551 Rubber Resource 1168 Suspension Systems Technologies 300 TRIM-LOK, INC. 732 Victaulic Company 1045

Watermakers

Cascade Machinery & Electric 739

Harbor Marine Maintenance 1442 Hydro Dynamics Solutions 551 ISolv Technical Services 1426

Weather Instruments

Maretron 1128

Weighing Equipment

Cheyenne Scale Company 1007

Fusion Marine Technology, Inc. 733 Ryco 511

Welding

ACI Boats 1031

Alpha Diving Inc. 4233

Alpha Welding and Boat Repair Inc. 4233

ARMOR Industries, LLC, DBA ARMOR Marine and Precision Weld Boats 1430

Bay Weld Boats 4031

Catalyst Marine Engineering, LLC 4215 CETS LLC 901

Curtin Maritime 605

F & M Mafco 942

Farwest Steel Corp 3001

Gold Star Marine 4229

Highmark Marine Fabrication 4123

JAG Welding Fabrication & Services 642

Linde Gas & Equipment Inc. 639

Little Hoquiam Shipyard 801 Miller-Leaman, Inc. 534

National Marine Exhaust Inc 448

Platypus Marine, Inc. 1032

Seaspan Shipyards 907

ShipConstructor USA Inc 1010

Snow & Company 600

Star Rentals 1501

Winches & Windlasses

F & M Mafco 942

Fisheries Supply Company 1521

Imtra Corp 839

Kolstrand, JKFAB, Nordic & Forfjord by Integrity Machining, Inc. 538

Linde Gas & Equipment Inc. 639

MacGregor USA Inc. 932

Maximum Performance Hydraulics 726

Naust Marine USA Inc 905

Ships Machinery International Inc 727

Spencer Fluid Power 1234

TWG Tulsa Winch - LANTEC and Pullmaster Brands 950

Windows

AdvanTec Marine 1547

Bomar/Pompanette LLC 1345

Platypus Marine, Inc. 1032

Windshield Wipers & Blades Imtra Corp 839

Wire Ropes

NET Systems Inc 851

Rasmussen Equipment Co Wire Rope and Rigging 633

Work Boats

ACI Boats 1031

Alaska Chadux Network 4223

All American Marine 1107

ARMOR Industries, LLC, DBA ARMOR

Marine and Precision Weld Boats 1430 Boats & Harbors 734

Brix Marine 852

Catalyst Marine Engineering, LLC 4215

Coastwise Corporation 1030

Kodiak Marine Construction 1329

Little Hoquiam Shipyard 801

Platypus Marine, Inc. 1032

ShipConstructor USA Inc 1010

Snow & Company 600

Stabbert Marine & Industrial LLC 805

Suspension Systems Technologies 1006

Western Mariner Magazine 630

Woods Hole Group 1243 XTRATUF 451

Publications

Alaska Department of Fish and Game 4224

Alaska Marine Safety Education Assn 4118

Alaska Sea Grant College Program 4321 Boats & Harbors 734

Fishermen’s News 220

NIOSH 530

Pacific Fishing Magazine 835

Prism Graphics Inc. 3002

Washington Sea Grant 501

Western Mariner Magazine 630

Exhibitor Product News

R.W. Fernstrum New Partnership

Omega Thermo Products has partnered with R.W. Fernstrum & Company to introduce their Laser Plate prime surface heat exchangers to the marine industry. A third-generation family owned business, Omega Thermo Products has facilities in Wisconsin, the Netherlands, and India. This gives Omega a global reach in manufacturing in order to match the broad sales network of Fernstrum. Omega engineers and manufactures the Laser Plate heat exchangers, as well as their own line of CNC laser welding systems, that are used in the manufacture of the heat exchangers.

R.W. Fernstrum & Company is a global leader in engineering and manufacturing custom heat exchangers for the marine industry. Fernstrum’s product offer ings has grown through strategic partnerships with WEKA Marine B.V. and Omega Thermo Products. These heat exchangers are engineered to cool propulsion engines, generator sets, reduction gears, and auxiliary systems onboard vessels of all sizes, worldwide. For more information, visit www.fernstrum.com or visit Booth #1306 at Pacific Marine Expo.

Making refrigeration simple

Booth #1013

Integrated Marine Systems Inc. has been manufacturing refrigeration equipment for more than 30 years, and has built a solid reputation on “making refrigera tion simple.” The full line of equipment serves smaller fishing vessels needing refrigerated seawater systems (RSW) up to large processors – floating and landbased – needing more customized equipment. Known for ease of installation, operation and maintenance, IMS equipment maintains the cold chain from point of harvest to the consumer.

In addition to the full line of self-contained RSW systems, IMS also manufactures split RSW, condensing units for chilling and/or freezing, titanium and copper nickel chillers, blast freezers, and also offers in-house design, engineering and installation services.

All equipment is manufactured in Mukilteo, WA. Decades of research and engineering have led to a refusal to compromise on the materials used, knowing that using top-level components guarantee solid, durable equipment that keeps on working, year after year.

IMS’s parts division stocks thousands of refrigeration parts from most major brands of refrigeration equipment, which means parts ship fast, both domestic and international.

Be sure to stop by Booth #1013 to view their equipment and meet their great sales and engineering staff who are dedicated to customer support.

Stop by Mackay Marine’s Booth

Booth #1503

• Nav/Com: LIVE displays from major suppliers (Furuno, Simrad, Icom, Garmin, JRC, Jotron, Koden) & specialty vendors. Our experienced staff will share latest technologies & discuss your electronics, service & spare parts requirements. Ask about Show Specials!

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• Olex Systems & Shared Bottom Data! Innovative software for navigation, fishing & surveying. Uniquely runs on a stable Linux-platform, a dedicated processor (M4 computer) with solid-state drive & Wi-Fi.

• Olex interfaces with NMEA single-beam sounders, Atec, WASSP & most Simrad multi-beams. Optional Bottom Hard ness, Weather, AIS, Trawl Position + FREE SW Updates! Can’t Afford to Fish Without OLEX!

Mackay, a global marine electronics & service provider offers a comprehensive leading & specialty portfolio. With 55 offices, 170 techs & 24/7 World Service coordination, serving all size/class vessels. www.mackaycomm.com

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Stop by Mackay Marine’s Booth 1503 featuring a wide range of electronics & services for efficient, productive & safe navigation!

LUCK OF THE IRISH

The rebuild of the Shenanegan took fourteen years, but it was worth the wait.

By Paul Molyneaux

The Shenanegan came down the rails in 1971 as a fairly typical 45-foot salmon troller with a beam of 14.5 feet—it drew 5.5 feet. “She was a homemade job, made from a popular plan. But I don’t know who did it,” says owner Harry Allen. In the early 2000s Allen was fishing crab, albacore and spot prawn and wanted a bigger boat. He bought the Shenanegan in 2007. While Allen holds dual Irish and American citizenship — his mother comes from County Donegal in Ireland — he did not name the green and orange painted boat. “I didn’t have anything to do with the name,” he says. “It was the Shenanegan when I found it.”

He took the boat straight to Giddings Boatworks in Charleston, Oregon. “First thing I did was tear it apart and widen it,” he says. “I had a design from Bruce Culver to put a whale back on it, but we didn’t get that far. We kept finding things and the project got out of control.”

Allen limited the changes that first year to widening, lengthening, and re-powering. “We added 7 and a half feet. It’s 23 feet at the widest spot,” he says. “And we added 5 feet to the stern so it’s 50 feet overall.” At Giddings, which was still being operated by Don Giddings at the time, they did the sponson work old school style, as they say. They did not use CNC files generated from a CAD program.

“They didn’t have the plate precut,” says Allen. “They just put it up, marked it and cut it.”

With the engine room opened up and gutted, Allen had the main and auxiliary engines replaced with a John Deere 6081 and a John Deere 4045, respectively. “We re-powered again in 2013,” he says. “I put in a

400-hp, 9-liter, John Deere 6090 and a new 4045.”

The new engine has a Twin Disc gear turning a 2 ¾ -inch shaft at 2:1, with a 30-inch, 4-blade propeller.

“I don’t know the pitch, not much,” says Allen, who reports that the cruising speed of the Shenanegan is around 7 knots. The auxiliary runs a 36 gallon per minute hydraulic pump off the front end and the genset off the other.

The added space afforded by the lengthening and sponsons, allowed Allen to expand the tankage and fish hold. “We added four more fuel tanks,” says Allen, noting that the overall fuel capacity is now 3,200 gallons. “We put in a 700 gallon fresh water tank, and we opened up the stern to expand the fish hold. I have an 18-ton IMS refrigeration system that we

also put in that year. I freeze my tuna, but the crab and spot prawn I land live, so I use that to chill the water, and I have an aerator.”

Allen also added a false deck and a few other things that first year. “The false deck is drier,” he says. “It gets you up above the scuppers.”

While Allen points out that in the long run it would have been cheaper to do the entire project that year, but he wasn’t sure he would stay fishing. “At the time I thought I might move to Donegal,” says Allen. “I have a place there.” He’s also glad that he waited because he made changes to the original Bruce Culver design. “We never did the whaleback,” he says.

“Two years ago we put on the bulbous bow at Giddings, and that increased the speed and fuel efficiency. I get two days out of a tank instead of a day and a half.”

Allen, now 63 years old, finally went all-in on the Shenanegan in 2021. “I took it back to Giddings and we put on a new top house, a free standing mast, and raised the bulwarks forward,” he says.

Aside from the 2007 work, Ray Cox, the current owner of Giddings, has done all the work on the Shenanegan, beginning with a shelter deck added in 2009 to protect the crew working the block when crabbing and shrimping. Ray Cox added the bulb and did the latest work. Again, when it came to the steel work they did it all old school.

“We wanted to add 32 to 36 inches, and we just had to eyeball the angles,” says Allen. “On the stem,

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Due to the number of complex curves and of the fly bridge, Kyle Cox, the son of Ray, and owner of Tarheel Aluminum, built the Shenanegan’s new tophouse in place.

Harry Allen wanted a bow that would roll water away rather than splash over onto the deck. He and Giddings owner Ray Cox raised the forward bulwarks by 32 to 36 inches and it did the trick.

Hauled at Giddings for painting, the Shenanegan shows off its new bulwarks and the beginnings of the new tophouse

you have to get that just right, if you go too much it doesn’t look good. But I’m happy with it. It does what I wanted it to do, which is the water rolls up and out away from the bow. Before, it was splashing up over, especially with the bulb. The deck’s a lot drier now.”

The raised bulwarks run aft about a third of the way aft, and required allen to add a top house. “I just did a drawing of what I wanted and Ray’s son Kyle built it.”

Kyle Cox, owner of Tarheel Aluminum bolted an aluminum flange to the existing fly bridge and started tacking aluminum to it. “You have to build in place on something like that, it’s almost like sculpture,” says Cox, who has been doing aluminum work for 20 years. “There’s so much going on for angles and curves, you would need to do some very sophisticated mapping of the footprint if you wanted to build it in the shop.”

Combining math, physics, and art, Cox put together the top house that Allen had imagined. “We kind of tacked everything in place,” he says. “Then we unbolted the flange and brought it back to the shop to do all the welding so we could have some nice clean welding.” Aluminum is trickery to weld than steel, Cox notes, and having the structure in the shop for the serious welding gave him better control of the quality of the final product. “If you can get out of the wind and the weather you can produce a better weld.”

Allen reports lot of boats are using this kind of top with the windows angled out all around. “You see it in Ireland,” he says. “It’s great, it give me a better view of the deck forward, so I can see my crew and what’s going on.”

The Shenanegan has four berths in the fo’c’sle and another in the original wheelhouse, and Allen usually takes three hands besides himself when crabbing. The original wheelhouse holds the galley. “It’s an old 1970s style galley,” says

Allen. “We might do something with it, make it more futuristic.”

At Giddings, Allen and Ray Cox also replaced the old stick mast with a free standing steel mast. “I have metal halide and sodium vapor lights,” says Allen, but they’re getting hard to get, so I put on LED deck lights.” Allen reports that some fishermen report issues with LED and tuna fishing. “They say the LED sends some kind of frequency through the hull that the tuna don’t like. But we’ll see this summer.”

The electronics package in the new top house includes a new Furuno radar. “It’s a solid-state Doppler radar, a Drs4D-NXT,” says Allen. “It can spot birds, for when we’re albacore fishing. As I get blinder I need that,” he says.

Considering that Bruce Culver’s original engineering involved considerable additions of steel above the deck, it also included some stability analysis. But Allen notes that having skipped the whaleback idea, the new design is considerably lighter, and well within the parameters of Culver’s earlier stability work.

With the completion of the latest work, Allen finally has the boat he’s been imagining and refining in his imagination for 14 years. “This boat’s always been a work in progress,” says Allen. “But there’s not much more you’d need to do. I did a lot of this work thinking about the resale value.”

With ample deck space, refrigeration, power and many upgrades, the Harry Allen has turned the Shenanegan into a well-functioning and versatile fishing machine that he plans to eventually sell and then retire to Ireland. “I fished there for 6 months in 2000,” he says. “I might try that again.”

Paul Molyneaux is the Boats & Gear editor for National Fisherman and author of “The Doryman’s Reflection.”

Around the yards

By Michael Crowley

The last week in September the Deliverance, a 58-foot steel pot-fishing boat out of Homer, Alaska, was due to be hauled at the Port of Toledo Shipyard in Toledo, Ore. Then it will be outfitted with, among other things, a new aluminum wheelhouse. The orig inal house is “worn, old and leaking like a pig,” says the Shipyard’s Mike Lee. The Deliverance was built back in the days when you bolted the wheelhouse to a steel coaming on the deck with an anticorrosive putty-like substance between the metals to prevent electrolysis. But over time electrolysis took over.

The new wheelhouse will again be aluminum and welded to the steel coaming, but with a Detacouple transition joint between the aluminum and steel to prevent electrolysis. That’s a pre-bonded bi-metal strip with steel on one side and aluminum on the other that’s been put on a press and then an explosive charge fuses the metals into each other.

For the 2022 fishing season, Rozema Boat Works delivered a pair of aluminum 32-foot Bristol Bay gillnetters and one aluminum 20foot seine skiff. For the coming 2023 season, the Mount Vernon, Wash., boatyard will be doing that and more.

The “more” is an aluminum 47-foot crab and prawn fishing boat that will be working Washington’s Puget Sound and Southeast Alaska.

A new feature for the Rozema 47-footer is a raised pilothouse matched up to a planing hull. “You step up off the deck three steps,” says company president Dirk Rozema, explaining how high the pilothouse is above the deck. That creates a larger than normal engine room beneath the pilothouse and better visibility from the pilothouse. “You get up higher and see the whole operation a lit tle easier. It’s the first time we’ve merged it with the planing-hull form.”

The Pacific Hunter is the newest boat to come out of Maritime Fabrications in La Conner, Wash. The fiberglass 46’ x 16’ hull was built by the Canadian boatbuilder Millennium Marine in Miramichi, New Brunswick, and finished off by Maritime Fabrications for a Westport, Wash., crabber. It has an 800-hp Volvo D13 for power.

This was the first time Maritime Fabrications had finished off a hull from the Canadian East Coast says Maritime Fabrications’ Isaac Oczkewicz. The work was completed in time for the Pacific Hunter to start crabbing in January.

“The owner liked (the boat) a lot,” says Oczkewicz. There were some uncomfortable sea conditions but he said, “it felt stable.”

Speaking of boats like the Pacific Hunter from East Coast boat builders, Oczkewicz says, “they have their advantages as far as ef ficiency and sea-keeping, but they don’t pack as much as our hulls do.”

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