Monday, October 10, 2016
Crew saved, vessel lost
The U.S. Coast Guard rescued five people from a commercial fishing vessel that sank southwest of Grays Harbor, Wash.
U.S. Senate candidates to debate fish at Kodiak
Hydaburg man named Federal Subsistence Board interim chair
Alaska Sea Grant book examines loss of fisheries access
Murkowski shares Navy response to training concerns
Why is fish good for you? Because it replaces meat?
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
Presidential appointments
The White House announces Bob Alverson and Philip Anderson for posts on the International Pacific Halibut Commission and the Pacific Salmon Commission.
Gov. Walker, in Kodiak, addresses state budget and fish
Alaska Board of Fisheries to meet Oct. 18-20 in Soldotna
Salmon cans make protest noise in Prince Rupert
NMFS launches observer safety review
Wednesday, October 12, 2016
Transboundary issues
Alaska’s legislative committee on fisheries is scheduled to meet today on concerns related to Canadian mining.
A down cycle for Bering Sea crab fisheries
Sitka salmon troller hit with multiple charges
Ocean-based salmon farms targeted in B.C. bill
NMFS to further consider Pacific bluefin tuna listing
Thursday, October 13, 2016
Strong lead
U.S. Rep. Don Young appears well on his way to another term as Alaska’s lone congressman.
U.S. Coast Guard issues Pacific Northwest storm advisory
Copper River salmon fishing closes for the season
The sinking of the Prinsendam
B.C. lab faces closure as U.S. cuts funding of sea lion study
Cantwell: U.S. ready to renegotiate Columbia River Treaty
NMFS weekly enforcement highlights
Opinion: St. George marine sanctuary would empower Natives
Friday, October 14, 2016
MSC announcement
An "expedited assessment" of the Prince William Sound salmon fishery has begun.