Maine Coast Fishermen's Association

Fishermen Feeding Mainers, a program of the Maine Coast Fishermen's Association, will receive $750,000 in federal funding thanks to a successful request by U.S. Sens. Susan Collins and Angus King.

Maine is known for its delicious seafood, but there's much more to it than just lobster and haddock. The fishermen in Harpswell catch a wide variety of lesser-known species.

Maine's working waterfront is iconic. Lobster boats casting colorful reflections on the water, skiffs tied to floats, historically significant wharves, buoys and trap piles — these scenes are reminders of the important roles that seafood and fishing play in the culture and economy of Maine.

A new guide to the Harpswell waterfront aims to educate both current residents and newcomers about the community they share.

The Maine Coast Fishermen's Association, a Brunswick nonprofit focused on rebuilding the fisheries of the Gulf of Maine and sustaining Maine's fishing communities for future generations, has named its office building at 93 Pleasant St. after the Cushman family, of Port Clyde.

The Maine Coast Fishermen's Association, a Brunswick-based nonprofit working to support vibrant fisheries and healthy fishermen, is collaborating on a fundraiser with Matthew Barter, a painter and sculptor known for his works depicting fishermen and members of the fishing community.