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Monday, August 26, 2019

Monster halibut

A Texas fisherman lands an 8-foot fish near Kodiak Island.

Alaska salmon deaths blamed on record-high temperatures

Thousands of salmon helped past Fraser landslide, but millions remain threatened

As historic Jensen boatyard shuts down, former employees keep boatcraft alive

Learn how scientists predict the spread of toxic algae blooms

Tuesday, August 27, 2019

Alaska salmon update

Supported by strong pink production, Alaska's commercial salmon harvest is closing in on 200 million fish.

Inaugural Bristol Bay Salmon Week planned for D.C. area

U.S. Coast Guard to conduct oil spill response exercise at Ketchikan

Call for product issued for Alaska Symphony of Seafood competition

WDFW to use drone to count spawning salmon nests

Wendesday, August 28, 2019

B.C. salmon rescue

About 56,000 fish have made it upstream of a large landslide in the Fraser River.

A third Chinook salmon opener set for Southeast Alaska trollers

Unalaska council may add ferry service, fish taxes to lobbying priorities

Researchers discuss influx of market squid in Gulf of Alaska

Videos show what would likely happen to Washington coast in large tsunami

Coast Guard repairs key buoy near the Columbia River

Thursday, August 29, 2019

Alaska enforcement action

Well-known industry figure Bob Thorstenson Jr. has been charged with illegal fishing and has had his salmon catch seized.

Coast Guardsman charged with January murder of fellow seaman

Norton Sound silver salmon catch now ranks fifth-highest all-time

Gov. Dunleavy sends letter encouraging potential Pebble investor

Opinion: Alaska's hatcheries help feed Alaskans and the world

Friday, August 30, 2019

More than 1,100 sea lions could be killed annually along a stretch of the Columbia River on the Oregon-Washington border to boost faltering populations of salmon and steelhead, federal officials said.