Monday, February 23, 2015
Kenny Down named to North Pacific Council
Down is president of Blue North, which operates freezer longline vessels targeting Alaska cod.
Maw withdraws as nominee for Alaska Board of Fisheries
B.C. mines minister to visit Alaska Native fishermen
Q&A with Oregon's new fish and wildlife director
Opinion: To save Puget Sound orcas, we must save salmon
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Kodiak strip club owners indicted
The charges stem from the dumping of raw sewage into local waters, federal authorities say.
Roland Maw said to be under investigation in Montana
Alaska Board of Fish opens 10-day meeting in Sitka
New deep-water port envisioned at Nome
Gorton's touting 'reinvention' of breaded fish sticks, fillets
Study identifies states 'most vulnerable' to ocean acidification
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
On the rocks
Efforts are under way to salvage the cod boat Savannah Ray, which went aground Feb. 16 near Kodiak.
Chairman defends Alaska fisheries entry commission
Derelict pots in Kodiak bay are still catching king crab
Coast Guard detains seafood cargo ship at Unalaska
SE Alaska king salmon said to be ranging farther north
B.C. herring seine fishery opens
Controversy surrounds B.C. herring fisheries
Limits set for B.C. recreational halibut fishery
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Is Bristol Bay buyback still in the cards?
Drift gillnet association to survey its members again on possibly reducing the number of permits in Alaska's top salmon fishery.
BBRSDA to hold 'industry meeting' March 5 in Anchorage
Sockeye marketing update on ASMI's March 3 agenda
Alaska seiner penalized $37K in salmon-driving case
Bill would fold Alaska fishing permit agency into ADF&G
Board of Fish meeting in Sitka stirs lively testimony
Kuskokwim River Chinook run improved in 2014
Alaska Sea Grant to undergo national review
Washington state managers to present salmon forecast March 2
Coast Guard terminates crab vessel voyage off Oregon coast
Oregon seeks candidates for Fish Screening Task Force
Friday, February 27, 2015
Positive outlook for California Chinook
"The forecasts are encouraging and suggest that California fisheries may see salmon seasons in 2015 that have increased opportunities over last year," a state Department of Fish and Wildlife scientist said.
