Monday, March 26, 2018

Alaska salmon outlook

The state is forecasting a lower commercial harvest this year of about
149 million fish.

Coast Guard medevacs man to Dutch Harbor

Alaskans feeling discontent under Pacific Salmon Treaty

Alaska Sea Grant director moves on

Halibut quota down 15 percent in British Columbia

Decade after Alaska Ranger sinking, survivor changes his story

Oregon man charged with making false mayday calls

Tuesday, March 27, 2018

All spelled out

The International Pacific Halibut Commission has posted, in one document, the catch limits for 2018 as adopted separately by Canada and the United States.

Man lost off Anchorage-bound tanker in North Pacific

Taku River salmon overestimates stir concern

Octopus limit reached in Cook Inlet

Species battle pits protected sea lions against fragile fish

NMFS weekly enforcement highlights

The only fish auction between Tokyo and Maine

Wednesday, March 28, 2018

Sitka Sound harvest

The industry has notched its first herring catches of the season.

Southeast Alaska spawn-on-kelp herring fishery begins

Southeast Alaska Tanner crabbers enjoy another good year

Mixed signals on pollock presented at Kodiak trade show

Court dismisses First Nation bid to block fish farm restocking

State, tribes to host salmon discussion in Lynnwood, Wash.

Thursday, March 29, 2018

Fish politics

A controversial appointee to the Alaska Board of Fisheries has withdrawn,
the governor says.

New vessel will bolster oil spill response in Western Alaska

Looking into why a winch fail-safe never took off

Alaska Senate passes resolution on sea otter control

British Columbia MP presses for salmon reforms

Florida, salmon farmer to the world?

Friday, March 30, 2018

King troubles

Alaska is calling for "an all-out conservation effort" in the face of projected record-low Chinook returns.