Pacific Fishing | The Business Magazine for Fishermen

Cooling the catch

Ice was a hot commodity this summer in Bristol Bay's
Nushagak District.

Bristol Bay sockeye harvest tops 38 million fish

Fish board declares low Chignik sockeye return an emergency

Setnetters seek to set record straight on Kenai kings

Feds seek input on proposed Endangered Species Act changes

Opinion: An attack on West Coast salmon fishing families

Tuesday, July 24, 2018

Killing keta

The chum salmon harvest is looking strong at Kotzebue, Alaska.

A big-mountain skier who fishes in summer

Tyonek nonprofit gets NOAA grant to restore salmon habitat

How a Kodiak bear ate 2 tons of salmon in one summer

Fraser River sockeye update

List of key West Coast Chinook stocks developed for orcas

Wednesday, July 25, 2018

Bristol Bay payday

Details are emerging on how much processors are paying fishermen for this season's sockeye salmon catches.

Bristol Bay tender reportedly capsizes, with one person missing

Body of Togiak fisherman who fell overboard found

ASMI posts overview on the China tariff situation

Alaska salmon harvest is lagging, ASMI update says

State lowers Kenai River sockeye estimate

Oregon fines Bornstein Seafoods for wastewater violations

Thursday, July 26, 2018

Trade aid?

Congressional Democrats are urging President Trump to give fishermen caught in the trade war with China the same benefits announced Tuesday for farmers.

Fuel spill from sunken boat forces Nushagak fishery closure

Coast Guard medevacs injured crewman near Kodiak

Young fish provide clues to future Pacific cod stock size

Sitka pursues state bonds for harbor renovations

MP Fin Donnelly calls for land-based fish farms

Friday, July 27, 2018

Who gets help?

President Trump's top trade official says the administration isn't considering federal aid to any sector of the economy, aside from farming, hurt by the trade war.

FishWrap Archives

Monday, July 23, 2018