Monday, April 2, 2018

Bering Sea medevac

A crewman suffering from "inhalation of unknown chemicals" was hoisted off the fishing vessel Golden Alaska, the U.S. Coast Guard reports.

Fisherman charged in knifing on vessel at Unalaska

Kodiak Island assembly weighs in on Chinook bycatch limits

Alaska fish board member to challenge state Rep. Seaton

Classic Xtratuf boot gets a redesign

Ocean acidification could be a net positive for some fish

Tuesday, April 3, 2018

Nice save

A U.S. Coast Guard helicopter hoisted four fishermen to safety after their 54-foot vessel capsized off the northern Oregon coast.

Hatchery near popular hot Baranof springs rejected

Finding local seafood is getting easier in Unalaska

Interactive map of Alaska commercial fisheries launched

Court OKs boosting spill at Columbia and Snake dams

CDFW invites public input on coastal marine aquaculture

Wednesday, April 4, 2018

King cut

Southeast Alaska trollers have an allocation of 95,700 Chinook this year under the Pacific Salmon Treaty, a big cut from last year's 154,880 Chinook.

Sitka herring season closes with poor harvest

Lawmakers urge 'robust' relief for Pacific fishery disasters

Jane Lubchenco receives prestigious award

Ocean acidification and Washington's Olympic Coast

AquaBounty plans to produce GE salmon in Indiana

Thursday, April 5, 2018

Big disappointment

Small fish doomed the Sitka Sound sac roe herring fishery.

Southeast Alaska Chinook trollers face a lot of down time

Video: Halibut Man

PWS sablefish season opens April 15 with 133,000-pound quota

After squall, fish board nominees sail through committee

Pink salmon found farther up Mackenzie River than ever

Friday, April 6, 2018

B.C. farming debate

A provincial advisory council is recommending fish farm companies be required to have agreements in place with area First Nations before the British Columbia government approves any new or replacement tenures.