Monday, May 11, 2015
The company store
Unalaska processors boost employee room and board charges to offset state minimum wage increase.
Court orders regs to protect ocean from B.C. fish farm disease
Wrecked fishing vessel releases sheen on Katmai coast
Salmon is most valuable Tongass National Forest product
Longliners bring curious skilfish catch to Juneau
Strong first month for Oregon pink shrimp fishery
Is fish farming coming to San Diego's coast?
America needs more government surveillance – on fish
Opinion: When humans declared war on fish
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
It's all over
Managers close the Togiak herring fishery for the season as the purse seine fleet reaches its full quota.
Scientists predict early returns of Chinook to Yukon River
Presentations from Business of Fish meetings in Bristol Bay
Alaska population drops for first time in 26 years
What's killing off B.C.'s young salmon?
Commercial fishermen get 14-hour Columbia River opener
Opinion: New commission formed to give Alaska tribes a say
Editorial: State, feds should help aquaculture project
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
Sick sea stars
Decaying sea stars suspected of having wasting disease were discovered recently in Alaska's Kachemak Bay, raising ecosystem concerns.
Final numbers released on the Togiak herring fishery
Prince William Sound herring stock remains depressed
Peter Pan's Collier elected ASMI board chair
Norton Sound summer red king crab quota set at 394,000 lbs
Murkowski pushes FDA on pollock labeling policy
Multimedia project to tell Kodiak's West Side story
Fishing boat capsizes spilling oil into Fraser River
Another Japanese tsunami boat comes ashore
A gillnetter wrecks at Astoria
Thursday, May 14, 2015
To the deep
Dutch Harbor marine salvor Dan Magone plans to scuttle his old tug, the Redeemer.
Sitka sales tax action rankles charter boat operators
State wants processors to increase hiring of Alaska residents
Alaska, B.C. promise more input on mine decisions
Feds file $2.8M suit over Whidbey Island vessel sinking
Coast Guard responds to Columbia River boat fire
Vandals hit Pacific Northwest aids to navigation
IPHC invites applicants for executive director position
Senate hearing set on fishery management, data collection
Six myths of ecosystem-based fisheries management
Friday, May 15, 2015
Eight at risk
The National Marine Fisheries Service spotlights species it considers among the most at risk of extinction in the near future.