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NON-LETHAL GEAR ON THE YUKON

What's really interesting about this opener is that fishermen can use only beach seines and dipnets, rather than the usual gillnets.

– Pacific Fishing columnist Wesley Loy, reporting on his blog: Deckboss

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Kodiak money fish

But while the reds are running strong, the pinks are the real money fish in these parts.

– Jay Barrett, reporting in KMXT, Kodiak

More: kmxt.org

Good news from Port Moller

The Port Moller Test Fishery continues to produce high index numbers leading to speculation that the Bristol Bay sockeye run is either early or large.

– Mike Mason, reporting for KDLG, Dillingham

More: kdlg.org

Adak processor auction today

On Tuesday, the processing plant's equipment will be auctioned off and, as KUCB's Stephanie Joyce reports, if it leaves the island, Adak will be left without its economic engine.

– KUCB, Unalaska

More: kucb.org

CG tow fishing boat

An 88-foot, 151-ton fishing vessel stranded 40 miles west of Fort Bragg was being towed to Eureka for repair by the Coast Guard Cutter Barracuda.

– Times Standard, Eureka

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Selling frozen halibut

Harvested from the cold waters near Kodiak, Alaska, Duke's Premium Halibut is better than fresh because it is ice chilled at the source and processed immediately after harvest, making it more consistent with a just-caught fresh flavor.

– Press release

More: heraldonline.com

Copper River coming on

Some 843,000 sockeyes and 7,200 king salmon have been harvested to date in the Copper River District and a 36-hour commercial opener was under way June 17, on the heels of an abundant catch this past week.

– Margaret Bauman, writing in the Cordova Times

More: thecordovatimes.com

Try a different halibut tag

It's back to the drawing board for halibut iTags that will soon tell us more about where the fish travels than ever before.

– Pacific Fishing columnist Laine Welch, writing in SitNews, Ketchikan

More: sitnews.us

Suing over Sacramento Delta

At least seven lawsuits were filed in three counties against what is known as the Delta Plan.

– Sacramento Bee

More: sacbee.com