Monday, June 6, 2016
Uncle Sam’s salmon
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has purchased nearly $3.6 million in canned pink salmon from Peter Pan Seafoods.
Bristol Bay police respond to shooting at Naknek boatyard
Meet Bristol Bay’s brailer maker
Ex-Anchorage mayor plans primary run against Murkowski
Army Corps improving fish passage at Lower Granite Dam
Oil train derails, catches fire near Columbia River
Rock crab fisheries open in waters around Channel Islands
Fishermen back California whale safety bill
Farming for fish
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
Sailing for science
NOAA and partners this summer will test new technologies to, among other things, gather information on remote spawning areas for Alaska pollock.
BBRSDA to hold annual member meeting Saturday in Naknek
Remembering the fight to protect Alaska’s Kachemak Bay
Rat populations explode on Kodiak Island
Southeast Alaska sablefish quota shares dip 17 percent
Weather service reports possible jökulhlaup on Taku River
ASMI opens comment period on certification standard
Dredging underway in perilous Humboldt Bay entrance
Hyping Copper River salmon in Grand Rapids, Michigan
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
Bristol Bay run timing
When will the sockeye show? Icicle’s fleet manager weighs in.
Kodiak trio discusses trawl management issue before council
Measure would allow shifting of Chinook trawl bycatch in Gulf
Victims in fire at former Kodiak cannery identified
Outmigrating SE Alaska juvenile Chinook fitted with transmitters
Oregon permit board to meet on Columbia gillnet case
Why you should grill a whole fish rather than fillets
Opinion: Science, policy must come together on Pacific
Thursday, June 9, 2016
MSC measurables
The Marine Stewardship Council has released a report “highlighting the improvements being made by certified fisheries around the world.”
Alaska posts review of 2007-15 salmon escapements
Early sockeye surge reported at Chignik
Westside Bristol Bay annexation bids dealt setback
Unions say pipeline operator risks Prince William Sound spill
Petersburg mulls accepting remote state docks
Opinion: Salish Sea is still not safe from oil risks
Friday, June 10, 2016
Pirate policies
Rogue fishing vessels that illegally harvest seafood are still being insured, according to research at the University of British Columbia.