Monday, May 4, 2015
Changes at the top
Icicle Seafoods Inc. names Chris Ruettgers chief executive officer and appoints Amy Humphreys as chairman of the board of directors.
Three rescued, skipper missing after boat capsizes off Wash.
Tens of millions in upgrades planned for Port of Dutch Harbor
Pebble mine backers aren't ready to give up the gold
Business of Fish meetings set for this week in Bristol Bay
Effort continues to get setnet ban on Alaska ballot
Summary of the 2015 Sitka Sound sac roe herring fishery
Alaska Lt. Gov. Mallott to talk transboundary issues on B.C. trip
Under public pressure, Taylor Shellfish backs off pesticide spraying
USCG terminates two fishing vessel voyages near Port Angeles
Prime fish give way to hordes of jellies in Puget Sound
Embattled Ore. Fish and Wildlife Commission nominee responds
Tuesday, May 5, 2015
Call for nominations
NMFS is seeking candidates for two U.S. seats on the International Pacific Halibut Commission.
Togiak herring seine harvest reaches 9,340 tons
Federal biologists to manage Kuskokwim kings
Barges to carry away years of Alaska marine debris
Second period set for Prince William Sound pot shrimp
Columbia River joint state hearing set for today
Reported oil slicks off Wash., Ore. turn out to be jellyfish
Newport helo base might stay open through fiscal 2017
Bill would extend West Coast crab management pact
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Processor expands
A Copper River Seafoods representative discusses the company's Bristol Bay plans.
Federal judge weighs postponing Pebble mine hearing
BBEDC offers five seafood company internships in Seattle
Author in Kodiak to tout 'Notorious Bars of Alaska' book
Return of The Blob
Mallott: B.C. officials seem 'sincere' about safe mining
Canadian Salmon Area Harvest Committee election results
Sand buildup around NOAA's Newport pier grows problematic
Study of California MPAs finds fish recovery signs
Drought is changing California's aquaculture industry
Hearing today on labor, safety laws and seafood industry
Opinion: Backers of initiative to ban setnetting mislead public
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Yukon River woes
No commercial fishery for Chinook salmon is expected this year. Summer and fall chum runs, however, potentially could support a harvest.
Fishery manager notes 'deadloss' in Togiak herring fishery
NMFS report: Implications of less sea ice on Alaska fish production
Media report: Low pollock years linked to ice retreat
DFO reviewing salmon troll license retirement program
Canadian Lower Stikine gillnet salmon fishery to open May 10-11
New book explores fisheries through Steinbeck's Western Flyer
A salmon co-op in Dairyland
Friday, May 8, 2015
Alaska salmon season nears
The famed Copper River fishery, traditionally the first major net salmon harvest of the year, is scheduled to open May 14.