Monday, January 19, 2015
Strong Copper River sockeye catch expected
If the forecast proves accurate, the commercial harvest will exceed 2 million fish again this year.
Former Alaska commissioner takes job with NSEDC
Chenault questions commissioner nominating process
Congressmen offer bill to 'effectively ban' GE fish
Huge marine science conference this week in Anchorage
Alaskan Leader Fisheries fined $11K for diesel spill
The Pacific sardine fishery: then and now
Calif. Dungeness task force makes recommendations
Ocean life faces mass extinction, broad study says
Opinion: High seas urgently need protection
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Alaska legislative session begins today
Lawmakers face a tight budget year with the decline in the price of crude oil.
Four rescued off sinking vessel near Sitka
Lange Solberg added to Bristol Bay association board
Alaska jury rules in death of sea cucumber diver
Potential B.C. herring fishery stirs First Nation opposition
Pacific NW fishermen may need to switch species
Calif. speaker announces legislation to boost fish markets
Opinion: Catch shares are not the way
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Alaska governor appoints fish and game commissioner
Sam Cotten previously had served in an acting capacity.
Johnstone resigns, Maw in line to replace him on fish board
Gov. Walker tabs Unalaska city manager for cabinet post
Fundraiser started for skipper of sunken vessel Eyak
Dillingham aims to re-impose raw fish tax
Bering Sea pollock fishery casts off
Petersburg's new drive-down dock takes shape
Wyden's goal is permanent CG air facility in Newport
Oregon Fish Restoration and Enhancement Board to meet
Thursday, January 22, 2015
NMFS urges relief on Bering Sea halibut
Agency tells IPHC that moderating harvest cuts in Area 4CDE would spare local residents economic hardship.
Legislative resolution opposes Aleutians marine sanctuary
Alaska Board of Fish meets in Wrangell on SE shellfish
Westward Seafoods announces new president
Unalaska faces significant dip in revenue
Canada government to invest in B.C.'s Fish SAFE program
Commercial fishermen unhappy with Columbia River reforms
Friday, January 23, 2015
Commentary
Alaska's flatfish trawl fleet is an important economic contributor committed to reducing halibut bycatch.
Johnstone explains rejection of Maw
'The Alaska Fisheries Report' from KMXT in Kodiak
Bill threatens Bristol Bay, Trout Unlimited says
Ferry Kalakala arrives at scrap yard in Tacoma
Navy meeting in Eureka focuses on sonar buoys
New guide released for shellfish growers
Brazen ships hauling fish near Antarctica ignore navy patrol
Opinion: Major bycatch reduction essential to halibut fishery
