Monday, March 28, 2016
Ample capacity
Bristol Bay processors say they intend to purchase a total of 35.5 million sockeye salmon this season, considerably more the projected harvest of 29.5 million sockeye.
Security updates provided for Brussels seafood expo
UW researchers study Bristol Bay permit ownership, loss
St. Matthew Island blue king crab survey planned
B.C. Central Coast herring seine fishery reaches quota
Coos Bay safety zone set up for capsized vessel salvage
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
Frustrating season
The Sitka Sound sac roe herring fishery is over, and the harvest is well short of the preseason target.
Columbia gillnetters today get crack at spring Chinook
Erupting Alaska Peninsula volcano puts on a show
Alaska’s battle against invasive northern pike continues
Oregon cormorant hazing planned to protect juvenile salmon
Study: Catch shares could help double global fish stocks
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Grim work
The skipper remains missing as salvage operations proceed for a sunken fishing vessel at Charleston, Ore.
Sitka Tribe sought shutdown of commercial herring fishery
Town halls set on vessel alternate safety compliance
Parasite turns Alaska king crabs into zombies
Alaska senator says federal ‘non-road’ study was a waste
B.C. Strait of Georgia roe herring gillnet fishery closes
Shipyard starts second Canadian fisheries science vessel
New officers for albacore research foundation
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Six more years
United Fishermen of Alaska is endorsing U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski for re-election.
BBRSDA pledges $250K to supplant state cost recovery fishing
Kodiak's ComFish trade show features deep lineup of forums
Fish and Game to survey westside Cook Inlet razor clams
Commercial herring fishermen fund Sitka roe giveaway
A gruesome study on decomposition in the deep
Washington fishermen explore community fishing associations
Port of Newport to hire commercial docks maintenance staff
Opinion: Fish board's 'outright allocation deception'