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Southeast Alaska Chinook quota

The 2019 treaty Chinook salmon allocation for the troll sector is 101,300 fish, a nearly 6 percent increase from last year.

The situation with Fraser River Chinook

International study to shed light on the mysterious lives of salmon at sea

Bill unveiled to advance understanding of oceans

Opinion: Sitka herring fishery is sustainable, well-managed

Tuesday, April 2, 2019

Fish board picks

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy appoints four people to the state
Board of Fisheries.

Coast Guard medevacs man from fishing vessel 65 miles east of Kodiak

King salmon numbers mean more conservation for 2019 in Southeast Alaska

Upper Cook Inlet smelt, herring seasons announced

Senators secure $2.1 million in federal disaster recovery for Oregon fisheries

Wednesday, April 3, 2019

Alaska fish politics

Upper Cook Inlet fishermen take issue with one of Gov. Mike Dunleavy's Board of Fisheries appointees.

Coast Guard demobilizes bases in St. Paul and Cold Bay

Alaska NOAA team examines dead endangered sperm whale

New ice plant in the works at Newport

California commercial Dungeness crab season to close statewide April 15

Opinion: The need for a 'blue economy' in Alaska and northern Norway

Thursday, April 4, 2019

Seattle suit

Two environmental groups are suing to restrict salmon fishing and help Northwest orcas.

B.C. herring fishery ends for another season, controversy over catch continues

Commercial groundfish harvester fined in B.C.

Prince William Sound sablefish season details announced

Fisherman views life afloat as public service

Rolls-Royce completes sale of Commercial Marine business

Friday, April 5, 2019

BBRSDA sued

A group of commercial fishermen has filed suit over the Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association's activism against the proposed Pebble mine.

FishWrap Archives

Monday, April 1, 2019