Monday, September 12, 2016
Bristol Bay bucks
This year’s sockeye salmon catch generated an ex-vessel value of $153.2 million, a big jump over last year’s tally.
Skipper charged at Kodiak with assaulting crewman
Southeast Alaska landslides, tsunamis on the rise
Alaska delegation writes Secretary Kerry on B.C. mining
Blue North christens its new super longliner
Commercial fishing vessel beaches near Bodega Bay, Calif.
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
Paucity of pinks
Kodiak Island sees its weakest pink salmon run since the 1970s.
Fishing coalition to White House: No new marine monuments
BBRSDA board to meet Thursday and Friday in Anchorage
With king fishing done, Alaska trollers target big cohos
UBC study: Climate change might cost fisheries billions
Chicken of the Sea offers customers a way to trace their tuna
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Recapitalizing the North Pacific fleet
Shipbuilder Vigor plans to unveil an “affordable” new freezer longliner design.
Unalaska to join emergency petition on Tanner crab
Cucumber, urchin quotas announced for Kodiak, other areas
Outlook is dismal for B.C.’s wild salmon
Lawsuit vowed to protect whales from West Coast fishing gear
Captain of boat that beached near Bodega Bay, Calif., jailed
Opinion: The urgency to create, protect marine sanctuaries
Thursday, September 15, 2016
Obama, Kerry, DiCaprio
A high-level ocean conference opens today in Washington, D.C.
Amendment would relax Alaska bairdi crab processing rules
Cook Inlet dipnet, commercial citations increase in 2016
Tulsequah Chief mine pollution continues amid financial turmoil
NMFS weekly enforcement highlights
Opinion: Canada's scientists and salmon
Friday, September 16, 2016
Power of the president
Barack Obama has created the Atlantic Ocean's first marine monument.