Monday, May 16, 2016
Don’t call us AIFMA anymore
A longstanding Bristol Bay commercial fishing organization has taken a new name.
ASMI analysis sees potential for improved salmon prices this year
Kuskokwim River villages consider forming new borough
Stories sought from Unalaska’s crabbing heyday
NMFS photos show crab molting at Dutch Harbor
Alaska harbor funding included in Senate bill
Dozens of sea lions at Bonneville Dam trapped, killed
Trident fined over alleged Newport wastewater violations
Editorial: Deja vu over mining mess
Editorial: Get a deal done on Puget Sound salmon
Tuesday, May 17, 2016
Walrus watch
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game plans to run the Bristol Bay salmon fishery “in a normal fashion” this season, despite the unusual presence of walrus near the Ugashik District.
BBRSDA, Copper River Seafoods collaborate on labels
Seattle anticipates first Copper River salmon of the season
Kodiak considers installing showers in harbor building
Aggressive sea lion harasses fishermen at Sitka
Safety fair set for Friday at Fishermen’s Terminal in Seattle
Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Nice save
A U.S. Coast Guard helicopter rescued two fishermen from a vessel in distress near the Fairweather grounds northwest of Sitka.
Prince William Sound pot shrimpers to reach full quota
Mount Polley mine to go into full production
NOAA: Dungeness crab in peril from acidification
Northern California Dungeness catches drop off sharply
Congressional hearing spotlights epic Alaska marine debris
Thursday, May 19, 2016
Round two
Copper River gillnetters get another crack at the fish this morning after a fairly modest catch of 1,300 Chinook and 22,500 sockeye on opening day.
Body found underneath Ketchikan processing plant
F/V Northern Leader featured on Discovery’s ‘Mighty Ships’
North Pacific Research Board seeks executive director
NMFS tests mini-camera for conducting fish surveys
Hearing highlights ‘uncertainty’ of Obama ocean policy
Friday, May 20, 2016
Good to go
Canada health officials have approved genetically modified salmon as safe for consumption.