Greenhorn program trains next-gen small-boat fishermen
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Greenhorn program trains next-gen small-boat fishermen

National Fisherman
January 20, 2026

Summary

The New England Young Fishermen’s Alliance (NEYFA) has launched the 2026 Commercial Fishing Greenhorn Apprenticeship Training program in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. This initiative aims to equip aspiring small-boat commercial fishermen with essential skills through hands-on experience, classroom instruction, and mentorship from seasoned professionals in the industry.

As New England faces a decline in waterfront workers, this program stands as a vital opportunity for young individuals to enter and thrive within the commercial fishing sector. By combining practical training with a focus on sustainable fishing practices, NEYFA is fostering the next generation of skilled fishermen, ultimately strengthening the region's maritime workforce.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the importance of registered apprenticeship programs in preserving traditional industries and ensuring that new generations are equipped for success. By providing a structured pathway into the commercial fishing sector, NEYFA's initiative exemplifies how targeted training can revitalize local economies and promote sustainable practices in the workforce.

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