Monday, August 15, 2016
Nice save
The U.S. Coast Guard rescued three fishermen from a life raft west of Cape Blanco, Ore., on Sunday.
Trident Seafoods resumes processing in Petersburg
Widows sue over killings at Kodiak Coast Guard station
Nonprofit plans seafood flash-freezing project in Homer
Mixed ruling in Glacier Fish challenge to cost recovery fee
Opinion: On Wild Salmon Day, remember the fishermen too
Tuesday, August 16, 2016
Making noise
Navy exercises proposed for next year in the Gulf of Alaska are stirring concern in Homer.
Ninilchik tribe operates subsistence gillnet in Kenai River
Preserving the history of Alaska canneries
Preferred Freezer, Orca Bay Seafoods announce big project
Oregon-based Seawater Seafoods sues Pacific Seafood
Opinion: Monument proposal would devastate California fisheries
Wednesday, August 17, 2016
Ideas aplenty
The Alaska Board of Fisheries has released its 2016-17 proposal book.
Search suspended for man missing off tender in Auke Bay
Fire contained at Bering Pacific Seafoods in False Pass
SeaShare, Coast Guard fly halibut to Kotzebue, Nome
Northwest groups vow to sue EPA over heat-related salmon kills
Organic aquaculture rule nears a year stuck at OMB
Thursday, August 18, 2016
Slow season
Alaska's salmon harvest is lagging and only just this week reached 100 million fish.
Frank Kelty among contenders for Unalaska mayor
Seattle Fishermen's Memorial announces winch E-Stop winners
National fishermen's group seeks new leader
Marine mammal bycatch standards set for seafood imports
Top 10 U.S. salmon cities named
Friday, August 19, 2016
Corn, soybeans, and salmon?
A new company has announced plans to raise salmon in Iowa.
Comment period reopened on Bristol Bay annexation petitions
A Norwegian fish boil in Anchorage
'Alaska Fisheries Report' from KMXT in Kodiak
After timber collapse, Wrangell retools as maritime community
SE Alaska tribes voice mining concerns to State Department