Monday, April 6, 2015
Day of reckoning?
With oil revenue declining and budget cuts coming, Alaska legislators Seaton and Edgmon propose bringing back the state income tax.
Bristol Bay RSDA executive director gives notice
Ice clears early from Dillingham harbor
Former Dutch Harbor plant workers plead guilty in fatal fight
Missing fisherman's body found in Kodiak harbor
Kodiak sac roe herring fishery to begin April 15
Board of Fish appointee Ruffner passes first confirmation test
Alaska meetings set on albatross bycatch avoidance
Former warship sunk off B.C. coast to make artificial reef
Port of Astoria boatyard committee meets for first time
Invasive fish native to China found in San Joaquin River
Missouri bill would bar food stamp purchases of seafood, steak
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
First radioactivity arrives
Traces of radioactive isotopes from the Fukushima disaster have been detected on the B.C. shoreline, but the tiny levels pose no danger.
Prince William Sound sablefish quota cut by half
Restrictions planned to conserve Chilkat River kings
Alaska seafood industry faces big workforce challenges
10-hour Columbia River Chinook opener set for today
Feds likely to shut down sardine fishing on West Coast
UW study: Fishing amplifies forage fish collapses
Opinion: Karl Johnstone's 'amusing argument'
Opinion: Sardines are not being overfished
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Bristol Bay outlook
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game outlines regulatory changes for the 2015 salmon season and discusses the harvest forecast by district.
53 vessels sign up for Prince William Sound shrimp fishery
A recap of this year's oddly quiet Sitka herring fishery
'Basic watch standing' workshop set for Sat. in Port Townsend
Sardine shutdown could hurt Port of Ilwaco
Oregon to try new approach to fish passage mitigation
California market squid season now open
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Cool deal
Bristol Bay Economic Development Corp. plans to award refrigerated seawater systems to 10 village fishermen.
N. Pacific Council mulls Bering Sea salmon bycatch limits
Cook Inlet dipnet permit applications hit record high
Fish-filching whales frustrate sablefish longliners
B.C. roe herring gillnet fishery closes
B.C. seafood exports keep rising
Oregon shrimp fleet, processors agreed on pricing
Opinion: Don Young seeks to unwind Magnuson-Stevens
Opinion: Fish board should not have 'Anchorage' seat
Friday, April 10, 2015
Somber sockeye outlook
Oversupply is expected to push down prices this year.
'The Alaska Fisheries Report' from KMXT in Kodiak
A status report on Southeast Alaska dive fisheries
Bill to end daylight saving time in Alaska likely dead for now
Managers allowed overfishing of Fraser sockeye, critics say
A Canadian tuna update
Ilwaco port watching for furry invaders
Oregon Fish and Wildlife faces $32 million shortfall
Suspected tsunami debris boat towed to Newport, Ore.
