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Monday, July 12, 2021

Bristol Bay update

The salmon season is playing out as forecast with the catch now totaling about 29 million fish.

North Pacific Seafoods changes hands

Alaska governor names 'senior policy adviser for statehood defense'

Monterey Bay fishermen work to reduce chances of whale entanglements

Monterey County DA announces $42,747 settlement in illegal fishing case

Opinion: Proposed expansion of B.C.'s Copper Mountain Mine is a Washington matter, too

Tuesday, July 13, 2021

Alaska fisheries enforcement

State troopers have been busy this year doling out citations to commercial fishermen.

Upper Cook Inlet commercial salmon season picks up, king restrictions in place

Researchers revisit Barry Arm tsunami threat in Alaska

Sen. Cantwell highlights importance of removing barriers to salmon passage

Survivor: Salmon Edition

Wednesday, July 14, 2021

California salmon evacuation

Due to drought and poor water conditions in the Klamath River, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife relocated 1.1 million juvenile hatchery Chinook salmon.

Pink salmon fishery to open in Norton Sound

U.S. Coast Guard tallies numbers from Bristol Bay safety deployment

Study looks at sablefish release mortality

NOAA Fisheries posts annual harvest specs for Pacific sardine

Thursday, July 15, 2021

Alaska's perennial forest fight

The Biden administration proposes sweeping protections for the Tongass National Forest.

Bristol Bay association posts updated fishery value data and analysis

Federal, state, tribal entities to research dwindling Chignik Chinook salmon runs

NMFS sued over agency's 'failure to rebuild' Pacific sardine

EPA issues report on health of Salish Sea

Friday, July 16, 2021

Bristol Bay's big haul

The Bristol Bay sockeye salmon catch now stands at more than
36.4 million fish, surpassing the state's preseason forecast.