Monday, July 13, 2015
Bristol Bay busts out
After a slow start for the Bristol Bay sockeye fishery, the salmon surge in and gillnetters land millions.
Summer at Bristol Bay’s Graveyard Point
‘Alaska Fisheries Report’ from KMXT in Kodiak
Open house set at Ted Stevens Marine Research Institute
Murkowski works in visa language important to processors
USCG hoists ailing fisherman off vessel west of Willapa Bay
F/V Sea Pup goes aground, breaks up on Newport jetty
Coast Guard medevacs stricken captain off Gold Beach, Ore.
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Fraser River sockeye forecast
There is a 50 percent probability of about 6.8 million fish returning, DFO says.
Bristol Bay city of Manokotak pursues annexation, fish tax
Alaska sportfish guide’s Facebook posts lead to charges
NMFS proposes regs to discourage targeting Alaska skates
Seafood distributor Shining Ocean fined $16,575
Oregon shellfish hatchery tackles ocean acidification
Opinion: Proposed Alaska setnet ban is about conservation
Column: Don’t blame fish for California’s water shortage
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
Still coming
The Bristol Bay sockeye salmon catch reaches 23 million fish.
Dutch Harbor bait herring fishery opens this week
Kotzebue salmon fishing curtailed due to buyer pinch
NMFS proposes EIS for Gulf of Alaska trawl bycatch program
Fraser River sockeye forecast is ‘larger than average’
Scientist: Warm temps to have years-long effect on B.C. salmon
Greenpeace ranks retailers on protecting oceans, seafood workers
Research report warns of fishmeal shortage for aquaculture
Editorial: Hotter water threatens future salmon fisheries
Thursday, July 16, 2015
Incumbent cash
Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski, up for re-election next year, reports raising nearly $1.1 million in the latest quarter.
Russian Orthodox place faith over fish at Bristol Bay
Monster marine debris barge arrives in Kodiak
ASMI int’l committee to meet July 21 at Ray’s Boathouse, Seattle
DFO discusses possible Fraser River sockeye pool fisheries
Chinook salmon die-off discovered on John Day River
Central Calif. coho is NMFS ‘species in the spotlight’
GPS turns 20
Friday, July 17, 2015
Crabbing time
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game announces Aleutian Islands golden king crab quotas, and says the season will open Aug. 1.
Southeast Alaska early pink salmon returns good, not great
Kodiak all-species salmon harvest tops 3 million fish
‘Alaska Fisheries Report’ from KMXT in Kodiak
Senate committee adopts labeling amendment for GE salmon
Five nations sign declaration against central Arctic fishing
Algae bloom plagues Prince Rupert gillnet fleet
Newport could see boost in fisherman direct marketing
Opinion: Who wants to eat contaminated seafood?