Monday, July 27, 2015
Hauling them in
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s “blue sheet” report shows the state’s all-species salmon harvest has topped 100 million fish.
Alaska Board of Fish acts to protect Togiak gillnetters
Magnitude 6.9 quake hits off Aleutians, but no tsunami
KDLG: Reviewing a big sockeye season in Bristol Bay
Kotzebue salmon fishery still constrained with only one buyer
‘Alaska Fisheries Report’ from KMXT in Kodiak
ASMI meetings set for today, tomorrow in Ketchikan
Young votes yes, meant no, on GMO labeling bill
Migration of sockeye into Fraser River begins to increase
Columbia River salmon battle snowpack drought, warm water
Editorial: Cook Inlet salmon situation brightens
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Celebrating Bristol Bay
Fleet association reviews “historic and thrilling” sockeye season.
Pink salmon slow to arrive in Southeast Alaska
Kodiak all-species salmon harvest tops 6 million fish
Coast Guard assists gillnetter with cracked hull near Valdez
State salmon harvest to pay for SE Alaska aerial survey program
Alaska Supreme Court affirms DEC win in Sitka oyster farm case
U.S.-Canada commission unlikely to step into B.C. mines issue
House passes legislation aimed at deterring pirate fishing
Opinion: Oil spill cleanup technology hasn’t advanced
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Scratch fishing
Salmon are still returning to Bristol Bay, including silvers, but buyers are becoming scarce.
Board of Fisheries explains action on Togiak petition
Next generation takes over fishing in Ekuk
Man draws 10 days in jail for firing rifle in Dillingham harbor
Grant Aviation, Begich vow better Aleutians air service
Petersburg Cannery Tales: Cecilio Escatell
DFO authorizes use of hake for production of fishmeal
Survivor recounts CG helicopter crash in 2010 along Wash. coast
New York Times: The epic pursuit of a fish pirate
Opinion: Time for Kenai River guides to look in mirror
Thursday, July 30, 2015
Slow going
Pink salmon catches in Southeast Alaska remain below average.
Upper Cook Inlet sockeye run assessment posted
CG medevacs injured man off processor near Dutch Harbor
Assault at Dillingham boat yard exposes fisherman’s skull
Watzituya: Naknek’s one-stop shop for nets, coffee, counseling
B.C. tribal protest stops mine exploration, for now
Crabbers, Herrera unite on tri-state Dungeness management
U.S. court upholds California ban on shark fins
Hawaii’s longline fishermen on course to hit bigeye limit
Opinion: The facts on Alaska cruise ship dumping
Friday, July 31, 2015
Southern strategy
Trident Seafoods opens a new $40 million seafood processing and distribution facility in Georgia.
Norton Sound silver salmon are running strong
Sailing drones arrive in Dutch Harbor
Four accused in Kachemak Bay oyster theft
Canada proposes new fishing license categories in B.C.
Fishermen at Newport complain about security officer
Englund Marine builds new Crescent City facility
Hillary Clinton talks about her job ‘sliming fish in Alaska’
Opinion: At Bristol Bay, too few sockeye then too many