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Fishing boats in a harbor of Camp Ellis, Maine, on a summer day. USA

Fishing boat on a foggy day sitting on the harbor ocean floor at the extrem low tide of Fundy Bay, St.Martin, New Brunswick

Lobster boats in Lubec Harbor, Maine, Bay of Fundy, and Sunset.

The town of Stonington is located in New London County, Connecticut in the state's southeastern corner.

Hokkaido, Japan - September 7, 2023: Fishing boats at dawn on Nemuro strait near Shiretoko Peninsula, Hokkaido, Japan

The Digby wharf is lined with the scallop fishing fleet. Long exposure.

Captured on slide film in 2001, this dramatic image shows a fishing boat securely moored to a weathered pier in Nova Scotia, as towering waves crash over the structure. The grainy texture and vintage tones evoke the raw power of the Atlantic and the enduring spirit of maritime life.

Boats docked at the fishing harbour of a coastal village in New Brunswick

Two oyster dredge workboats at sunrise, Chesapeake Bay in southern Maryland

Fishing boats and covered bridge on a sunny day in the harbor of St.Martin, Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick

Fishing boats moored in Alma, Bay of Fundy, on the New Bruswick Atlantic coastline in Canada. Blue hour shot with dramatic clouds.

Boat setting out on the ocean, cruising past houses located in Purcell's Cove / Purcells Cove, a community in Halifax, Nova Scotia. This view can be seen from Point Pleasant Park.

Fishing boats reflecting on the glassy Chatham Harbor

the main ward in Coffs harbour built to protect fishing ships and boats.

Approaching sunset in coastal Maine. Anchored lobster boats illuminated by warm fading sunlight. Beyond the boats are numerous buoys marking locations of lobster traps.

Lobster boats from Alma’s local fishing fleet sit grounded on the exposed harbor floor due to the extreme low tide. Fog obscures the background, and the vessels rest on wet mud in a quiet, coastal scene in New Brunswick.

View of the harbor at low tide, in St. Martins, New Brunswick, Canada

Fishing boat on a foggy day sitting on the harbor ocean floor at the extrem low tide of Fundy Bay, St.Martin, New Brunswick

Beautiful view of Palacio Beach in the afternoon. This location is a place of activity for local residents which is also the 0 km point of Dili City, Timor Leste.

Aerial view of the small town wharf of Digby, Nova Scotia.

tranquil seascape

Fishing boats at low tide at the wharf in Alma, Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick, Canada. Home of the largest tides in the world.

Harbour of Bec in Beauvoir-sur-mer in Vendee

$Fishing Boats docked - Digby Neck, Nova\nScotia$

Small boats on a reservoir on and foggy day

Lobster boats from Alma’s local fishing fleet sit grounded on the exposed harbor floor due to the extreme low tide. Fog obscures the background, and the vessels rest on wet mud in a quiet, coastal scene in New Brunswick.

Typical mid-coast Maine scene on a late summer afternoon. Lobster boat loaded with traps reflected on calm surface of ocean with colorful lobster buoys floating in background.

Canada, Alma - August 21, 2024: Alma harbor with fishing boats. Alma is the closest town to the Fundy National Park

Lobster fishing vessels at sunset in Maine, New England

Miquelon town, Miquelon Island, Saint Pierre et Miquelon: the fishing industry on Miquelon Island, part of the French overseas collectivity of Saint‑Pierre and Miquelon, remains the backbone of the local economy. Traditional fisheries—particularly cod, crab, and lobster—have long supported the community, though stocks and quotas are tightly regulated under French and Canadian agreements. Most fishing is small‐scale and seasonally based, with vessels often licensed to operate under the territorial fishing regime. The catch is generally sold to processors in Saint‑Pierre or exported to mainland France via licensed channels. While the sector has declined from its mid‑20th‑century peaks due to diminished fish stocks and shifting fishing regulations, it still provides employment for a significant portion of the island’s population and underpins ancillary services such as boat maintenance, gear supply, and local transportation. The territory continues to seek diversification—developing tourism and small‑scale agriculture—but fishing remains central to Miquelon’s cultural identity and economic resilience.

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