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Monday, June 11, 2018

Sockeye market outlook

Bristol Bay salmon fishermen are expected to see higher ex-vessel prices this year, a new report says.

Coast Guard to boost Kodiak personnel by 10 percent

Washington commission set to select new WDFW director

Group issues Humboldt seafood guide based on mercury levels

Editorial: Sea lions expose conflicts in environmental laws

Opinion: We must act to protect health, future of our oceans

Tuesday, June 12, 2018

New factory trawler

Seattle-based Arctic Storm Management Group is planning
"the largest and most advanced fishing vessel ever to be built
in the U.S."

Sitka crash victim was survivor in celebrated 2012 rescue

Dillingham honors fishermen at blessing of the fleet

Excursion Inlet cannery ramps up frozen fish production

Opinion: If we want to continue to eat fish, the future is fish farming

Opinion: A different view on the state of the sardine fishery

Wednesday, June 13, 2018

Safety first

The U.S. Coast Guard is conducting dockside fishing vessel exams in Bristol Bay.

Port Moller test fishery adds boat to improve accuracy

Optimism scarce as fisheries start in Southeast Alaska

Supreme Court tie means Washington must remove salmon barriers

Washington attorney general's statement on culverts case

NMFS weekly enforcement highlights

Thursday, June 14, 2018

Copper River crash

The poor sockeye salmon run is forcing an 'unprecedented' shutdown of dipnetting at Chitina.

Environmental, fishing groups sue Oregon over coho

Cutting out halibut middlemen

Kodiak crabbers push for more trawl sector observer coverage

Kake to reuse historic cannery for tourism

Fishing boat sinks near Skidegate, British Columbia

Column: My Clatsop fisheries tour

Friday, June 15, 2018

Health hazards of fishing

Alaska salmon fishermen have a significantly higher rate of health problems than the general population, according to a new study.