Monday, May 23, 2016
Starbound death
Authorities are investigating the death of a crewman aboard the Seattle-based factory trawler Starbound.
HSMI disease said to be confirmed in B.C. farmed salmon
Copper River sockeye catch lags; third opener set for today
Yukon River Chinook run figures to be early this year
Processors to help fund Bristol Bay counting towers
Proposals address Kenai River dipnetting mania
Pattison-owned seafood firm commits to sustainability overhaul
Groups want Calif. swordfish driftnet closure to protect turtles
Senate bill has GE salmon, other seafood provisions
Seafood loses ground to meat in Japan
Why are Norwegians so happy?
Tuesday, May 24, 2016
Just 19
Officials say electrocution was the cause of a crewman’s death aboard the Seattle-based factory trawler Starbound.
USDA to buy frozen wild salmon fillets
Dillingham dock crane needs repairs; backup unit brought in
NMFS outlines this summer’s Alaska stock survey plans
Rebate program announced for winch emergency stop (E-Stop)
Wider World: Chile struggles with toxic algal bloom
Wednesday, May 25, 2016
Togiak totals
Purse seiners scooped up 15,171 tons of herring this season at Togiak, Alaska, but ex-vessel value totaled only about $1.5 million.
BBRSDA offers recap of its town hall series
Alaska legislators less than enthused over governor’s tax bill
Alaska fish board decides against truncating its proposal process
Net pen vandalized, 100,000 Chinook escape in Washington state
2015 North Pacific salmon harvest up 20 percent over 2014
Squid, octopus found to be thriving globally
Editorial: Shipyard vital to the Lower Columbia
Thursday, May 26, 2016
Impasse over?
State and tribal fishery managers reportedly are close to settling the stalemate over Puget Sound salmon fishing.
What became of permits initially issued to Bristol Bay residents?
Historic agreement gives Kuskokwim tribes say in fish management
ASMI Responsible Fisheries Management Committee to meet
Wholesale markets: Where do Alaska fish go?
The race to find fish feeds that don’t bankrupt the ocean
Opinion: Fish for food, not fun
Opinion: To protect Skeena River salmon, ban oil tankers
Friday, May 27, 2016
Heads-up
Bristol Bay commercial salmon fishermen face some significant rule changes this season.
Alaska Wildlife Troopers to sell patrol vessel Woldstad
State, tribal negotiators reach Puget Sound salmon agreement
'Alaska Fisheries Report' from KMXT in Kodiak
House bill authorizes Craig harbor construction, Young says
NMFS posts new annual report on U.S. fishery economics
Opinion: Catch and release, done right, is a fair way to fish