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Monday, April 22, 2019

Hauling in the herring

The industry has taken 13,835 tons thus far in the Togiak, Alaska, herring fishery.

Southeast Alaska captain admits to dumping tons of sandblasting waste

ASMI marketing update

As Southeast fish totals dwindle, Alaska Marine Lines expands north

Opinion: Fisheries management a bright spot for Alaska despite budget
roller coaster

Tuesday, April 23, 2019

Gov. Dunleavy's budget directive

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game considered selling state-owned salmon hatchery facilities.

Even after Destination sinking, Coast Guard slow-walks training for skippers

LifeMed improves coverage of the Aleutians

Bristol Alliance Fuels takes over Delta Western's Bristol Bay operations

Man with Pebble ties confirmed as Alaska's environmental chief

Wednesday, April 24, 2019

Alaska fish politics

Declined for the state Board of Fisheries, Karl Johnstone says the Legislature made a mistake.

Togiak herring fishery update

Lawmakers urge Dunleavy to engage B.C. over mining

Wider World: UK's biggest trawler sails up Thames in Brexit warning

Opinion: Bristol Bay's future is in our fish and natural resources

Thursday, April 25, 2019

Key trends

Participation in Alaska's fisheries has dropped and specialization has increased during the past 30 years, according to a new study.

California Fish and Wildlife posts update on crab disaster relief

Murkowski asks for longer Pebble comment period

Second dump site of Dungeness crab discovered in B.C.

Coast Guard continues efforts to maintain safe navigation in Humboldt Bay entrance

Friday, April 26, 2019

Togiak herring update

The purse seine fishery, having tallied a big harvest, closes for
the season.

Scientists search for genetic code behind herring spawn

Oregon congressional delegation backs Astoria for cutters

Contractor signs on for Klamath dam removal project

Hatchery fish are less successful at reproducing in the wild

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