Monday, April 27, 2015
BBRSDA election concludes
Abe Williams and Buck Gibbons have won seats on the Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association board of directors.
Norton Sound winter king crab season to end with record catch
Herring harvesters remain on hold at Togiak
Wakefield Symposium to focus on data-limited fish stocks
Alaska professor to study consumer salmon market in China
B.C. to open Lower Stikine gillnet Chinook fishery May 3-4
Rare waterspout spotted in the Strait of Georgia
Buckmaster appointment to Oregon commission draws boos
ODFW to truck Umatilla spring Chinook to upriver spawn areas
Should seafood ecolabels take carbon footprint into account?
Salt cod with an Iberian point of view
Clem Tillion: Alaska should've handled oil wealth like Norway
Editorial: Oil refinery 'must fully immunize Columbia River'
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Togiak opens
A very large quota of 29,012 tons is up for grabs in Alaska's largest herring fishery.
Huge volume of herring available in AYK region
B.C., First Nations reach marine planning agreement
Commander of Astoria-based cutter to contest removal
Bumble Bee charged in oven death of worker
Kenai River Sportfishing Association explains board stance
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Fishing for data
NMFS scientists soon will head to sea aboard chartered commercial trawl vessels for the annual Bering Sea stock survey and the biennial Gulf of Alaska stock survey.
Public comments posted on pending halibut bycatch action
Lower Cook Inlet salmon fishery outlook
Sitka Salmon Shares buys plant, expands its direct sales model
Russian trawler's demise spurs questions from U.S. competitors
In Oregon, proposed changes to commercial bay clam regulations
Thursday, April 30, 2015
'End of an era'
State and federal agencies halt commercial sardine fishing off California.
ASMI reports on-site sales of over $44 million in Brussels
Young stirs debate with Magnuson-Stevens proposal
Critics call on B.C. to end underwater storage of mine tailings
Off California, number of whales ensnared in fishing gear spikes
The inexorable rise of the fish farm
What is our national fish?
Friday, May 1, 2015
UniSea overhaul
Parent company Nissui is planning a $21 million makeover of the giant seafood processing plant at Dutch Harbor, a Japanese media outlet reports.
Togiak herring harvest begins in earnest
New Alaska regs on jigging machines take effect May 9
'Alaska Fisheries Report' from KMXT in Kodiak
Cutter Long Island departs Valdez for decommissioning
Federal scientists grow Arctic cod in laboratory
Canadian Taku River driftnet salmon fishery to open May 3
Canadian study: Sea lice limit young salmon's ability to get food
Columbia River commercial salmon opener set for May 4
DeFazio, Schrader push to save Newport air station
Calif. salmon fisheries open today, could be drought-shortened
House committee passes Magnuson-Stevens bill
Don Young notes Magnuson-Stevens amendments
Study sees potential 'race to the bottom' in sustainability standards
Opinion: Council must make 'meaningful cut' in halibut bycatch