Monday, June 13, 2016
Walrus trouble
Fishery managers have adjusted the boundary of Bristol Bay’s Ugashik District to provide a buffer zone for walrus congregating in the area.
Port Heiden, Levelock look to open local processing plants
USDA issues solicitation for Alaska pollock
Alaska seeks federal fisheries coordinator
Opinion: Alaska governor pushes poor plan for trawl sector
Editorial: Vancouver oil terminal is not worth risk
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Base price 75 cents
Bristol Bay salmon processors usually wait until season’s end to post prices they intend to pay fishermen. But this year, one processor has unveiled its price at the outset.
Bristol Bay association posts new sockeye market analysis
BBRSDA board elects new president
Cooke closes deal for Icicle Seafoods
Native Olympia oysters more resilient to acidification, study finds
California creature feature: lingcod
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
British Columbia’s deadly outbreak
Toxic algae is killing farmed salmon on the west coast of Vancouver Island.
Alaska hikes hunting, trapping, and sportfishing fees
Access is key theme in Alaska trawl reform debate
Gunnar Knapp’s ISER successor named
Alaska stock surveys turn up new species
Salish Sea dolphin sighting suggests warmer ocean
Documentary film to feature Lummi Island Wild
Oregon Forage Fish Management Plan out for public comment
Wider World: In the Faroe Islands, fish is king
Thursday, June 16, 2016
Romania and more
In response to Russia’s import ban, the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute has expanded its Eastern Europe program.
Plant workers killed, injured in van wreck on remote Atka Island
U.S. Coast Guard installs new Alaska commander
Naknek boatyard features Wi-Fi
Warrenton fishermen’s fund treasurer accused of theft
Study looks at role of fish in feeding world
Friday, June 17, 2016
Senate contender backs out
Former Anchorage Mayor Dan Sullivan now says he won’t challenge Alaska Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski in the August primary.