Monday, February 6, 2017

Fish picks

Alaska's governor has made a slate of appointments to the state Board of Fisheries.

Cook Inlet setnet proposals on tap for fish board meeting

Coast Guard aids vessel at mouth of Columbia River

Help arrives for flooding fish boat off Southeast Alaska

Alaskans can buy subsistence gear with food stamps, but few do

Stars align for Pebble mine project

Oregon commissioners take heat over Columbia gillnet stance

N. California hatchery workers save millions of trout, salmon

Tuesday, February 7, 2017

Fish board expansion

A Kodiak legislator has introduced a bill to enlarge the Alaska Board of Fisheries from seven members to nine.

Impact of farmed salmon sea lice losses remains unclear

2016 Upper Cook Inlet commercial fisheries annual report

‘Seawomen of Iceland’ author coming to Kodiak

California herring update

NMFS weekly enforcement highlights

Wednesday, February 8, 2017

Ocean Beauty’s strategy

The processor says current market conditions favor frozen salmon, and the company won’t be canning fish this year in Petersburg.

Rep. Gara wants ‘fairness for Kenai River dipnetters’

Unalaska police blotter signs off

Alaska’s female fishermen on gender labels and more

Charleston Shipyard receives new travel lift

Opinion: Priorities are out of date in Upper Cook Inlet

Thursday, February 9, 2017

Bipartisan cooperation

Congressman DeFazio, D-Ore., intervenes with the Trump administration to help the West Coast groundfish industry.

ASMI board to hold closed teleconference today on ‘personnel’

2017 Lower Cook Inlet salmon fishery outlook

Alaska Sea Grant offers ‘Alaska Water Law: An Overview’

Congressman Young, chairman of nothing

Wash. commission to discuss Grays Harbor, Willapa salmon

Friday, February 10, 2017

'Not acceptable'

Oregon’s governor is criticizing the state Fish and Wildlife Commission’s recent vote to allow continued gillnetting on the Columbia River.