Monday, October 5, 2015
Rising tide
Norton Sound Seafood Products paid more than $4.5 million to local fishermen this season, more than triple the payout of 10 years ago.
Lower Yukon summer chum catch tallies $1.26 million
Pebble subpoenas emails, documents from anti-mine activists
Active underwater volcano discovered near Dixon Entrance
Southern fish reach Salish Sea in droves
Opinion: Fish first means no to Chuitna coal project
Opinion: Salmon Sex in the City
Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Another huge herring forecast
Nearly 28,800 tons will be up for grabs in next year's sac roe fishery at Togiak, Alaska.
Modest quota set for St. Matthew Island blue king crab
Pribilof red and blue king crab fisheries to remain closed
Columbia River diesel spill cleanup completed
United States, Chile declare new marine reserves
Are fish the greatest athletes on the planet?
Opinion: If King Cove road is built, commercial use will follow
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Holding steady
This season’s Bristol Bay red king crab quota is just under 10 million pounds, about the same as last season. The fishery opens Oct. 15.
Bering Sea bairdi Tanner crab quota up at nearly 20 million lbs
Bristol Bay association clarifies stance on Pebble mine
Pebble-funded report questions ‘fairness’ of EPA’s mine veto
Southeast Alaska tallies $8 million summer Dungeness harvest
NOAA to hold ‘Tweet Chat’ today on Bering Sea warming
Pac Rim trade deal could reverberate in Alaska seafood industry
West Coast talks seek solutions to whales tangled in crab gear
Opinion: B.C. mines and the Taku watershed
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Take your pick
Fresh and canned fish have roughly the same nutritional value, experts say.
Water rights decision disappoints Chuitna coal opponents
Mine operator convicted of two pollution misdemeanors
Southeast Alaska winter troll fishery to open Oct. 11
Southeast Alaska tallies $8 million summer Dungeness harvest
Giant warm-water fish washes up on Cordova beach
Three Oregon public meetings set on commercial fisheries
Friday, October 9, 2015
Big cut for snow crab
The Bering Sea snow crab quota for the upcoming season is 40.6 million pounds, down 40 percent.
Update on Southeast Alaska pot shrimp fisheryAlaska Historic Canneries Initiative launched
Recap of NOAA ‘Tweet Chat’ on Bering Sea warming
‘Alaska Fisheries Report’ from KMXT in Kodiak
Toxic road runoff kills coho salmon in hours, study finds
Yurok tribe files brief in support of Klamath dams suit
Clem Tillion commentary: The free ride is over
Opinion: Responsibility for derelict vessels in Alaska