Monday, April 13, 2015
MSC reconciliation
Major Alaska salmon processors are seeking to rejoin the Marine Stewardship Council certification program.
North Pacific Council makes two big decisions
Attention begins to turn to Togiak herring fishery
Sitka Tribe hopes to open shellfish testing lab
Columbia River gillnetters fall short of harvest target
Opinion: Don Young refutes Magnuson-Stevens criticism
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
West Coast sardine fishery called off
Due to declining biomass, the Pacific Fishery Management Council votes to close the season that starts in July.
Alaska legislators pelt fish board appointee with questions
ASMI salmon committee to meet April 29 in Seattle
B.C.'s Ladner harbor to be upgraded
NMFS releases saltwater recreational fisheries plan
Opinion: Sport anglers need representation on Board of Fisheries
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
'Good news' today
NMFS will release its annual report to Congress on the status of U.S. fisheries.
Alaska lawmakers weigh sockeye stamp for sport, dipnet fishers
Alaska Fish and Game loses pot gear during sablefish survey
Washington oyster growers face icing mandate
Newport makes bid for Coast Guard fast-response cutters
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Making up with MSC
The president of Peter Pan Seafoods and the executive director of ASMI discuss why it makes sense for Alaska salmon processors to rejoin the Marine Stewardship Council certification program..
Gov. Walker forces legislative action on his appointees
Jerry McCune re-elected president of United Fishermen of Alaska
Pacific Council adopts West Coast salmon seasons
Let's hear it for chum
NMFS reports continued progress on reducing overfishing
Opinion: Robert Ruffner pleads his case for fish board
Friday, April 17, 2015
Salmon astray
In a study of hatchery-produced Chinook in the Columbia River, researchers find that warmer water and smaller run sizes can increase the rates at which the salmon spawn away from their home streams.
Togiak herring watch
Unalaska to seek $27 million federal grant for dock overhaul
'The Alaska Fisheries Report' from KMXT in Kodiak
Alaska legislators put off confirmation votes until Sunday
Trio of bills affecting Oregon Fish and Wildlife advance
Standards for organic seafood coming this year, USDA says
Opinion: Ruffner deserves support for fish board
Opinion: Worthy fish nominee deserves confirmation