Monday, March 9, 2015
Limit seiners and the law
A newly filed bill in the Alaska Legislature would clarify that salmon seine boats may be no longer than 58 feet.
Unalaska PR to counter 'Deadliest Catch' image
Southeast Alaska herring spawn-on-kelp advisory
NMFS to review Alaska marine mammal research program
NOAA Sea Grant to offer $3.2M for marine aquaculture
Haida Nation wins injunction against B.C. herring fishery
Opinion: Genetically modified foods should be labeled
Opinion: Meddling, entitlement feed Cook Inlet fish wars
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
City plans Kenai River road
The road would give legal access to the south bank of the river mouth for salmon dipnetters.
Search continues at Kodiak for missing fisherman
Low snowpack in southwest B.C. ‘scary’ for salmon
Fishermen win injunction blocking Pacific Seafood acquisition
Funding sought to study acidification impact on fish industry
Opinion: No hiding from Alaska’s fiscal reality
Editorial: Astoria boatyard shouldn’t be dismantled
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Pacific Council bans new forage fisheries
Existing fisheries for species such as sardines and anchovies will not be affected.
Petersburg processor buys 250,000 lbs of pink shrimp
ASMI seeks help redesigning its website
B.C. herring fishery update
Upgrades planned to B.C. rescue station, lighthouses
Japanese tsunami debris still reaching B.C. shores
Astoria fisherman ruled not guilty of observer assault
Corps looks at reducing terns at Columbia River
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Sitka Sound herring watch
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game issues update No. 1 as the state's most competitive roe herring fishery draws near.
Fish board to consider Bristol Bay escapement goals
Alaska subsistence case could have 'far-reaching' impacts
Three seats available on Oregon fish restoration board
NOAA General Counsel issues new enforcement summary
Opinion: Alaska-first majority needed on N. Pacific Council
Friday, March 13, 2015
Strong year for Alaska exports
Seafood exports in 2014 increased 2.1 percent to $2.26 billion, the governor's office said.