Monday, March 23, 2015
A processor crunch in Bristol Bay?
State survey finds buyers might pass on millions of sockeye this season.
More than half of Sitka herring quota taken
Young introduces Magnuson-Stevens reauthorization bill
In wake of Mount Polley, B.C. changes rules for mine dams
B.C. herring fishery update
Lawsuit over drowned Oregon crab boat crewman settles
NOAA expands two northern Calif. marine sanctuaries
Henderschedt to direct new NMFS office
Empire editorial: Talking back to B.C. mines minister
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Supporters prevail
Driftnet fleet votes to continue funding Copper River/Prince William Sound Marketing Association.
Kenai conservationist Ruffner appointed to fish board
Sitka Sound herring fishery update
ADF&G says it could absorb CFEC, no problem
Newfoundland cod stocks show signs of recovery
Editorial: New Ore. governor has opportunity in gillnet issue
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Columbia River gillnet alternatives weighed
Seine gear could become part of the regular commercial salmon fishery this year.
Former fish board appointee Maw charged in Montana
Alaska bairdi crab quota could rise with smaller size limit
Quiet Sitka herring fishery nears finish line
Southeast Alaska winter troll fishery closes today
United Southeast Alaska Gillnetters seeks executive director
Opponents vow to disrupt a B.C. herring fishery
Thursday, March 26, 2015
A change at the top
Robert Heyano, president of the Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association board of directors, has tendered his resignation.
Sitka herring fishery closes as full quota taken
With warm temps, Togiak herring fishery may be earliest ever
Bristol Bay sockeye escapement ranges widened for 2015
Committee favors junking Wood River Special Harvest Area
Alert issued for volcano near Adak
Southeast Alaska spring troll fishery meetings set
Overturned truckload of frozen salmon snarls Seattle traffic
Corps moves ahead with plan to cull Columbia cormorants
Newport in running for Coast Guard cutters
Editorial: What do farmed salmon and gruel have in common?
Friday, March 27, 2015
Earliest closure ever
Southeast Alaska winter troll season finishes with strong catches of king salmon on the outer coast near Sitka.
