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Monday, October 12, 2020

Bristol Bay break-ins

A Naknek man is facing charges after local police say he burglarized six fishing vessels in the Leader Creek area.

In U.S. Senate debate, Sullivan and Gross battle on fisheries, Pebble,
campaign money

UniSea employee tests positive for COVID-19 after flying commercial

Kodiak Coast Guard commanders say COVID outbreak under control

Four governors agree to work together to rebuild Columbia system salmon, steelhead stocks

Planned new fishmeal plant at Astoria stirs community concern

Tuesday, October 13, 2020

Albacore adversity

It's been a tough season for Washington and Oregon commercial
tuna fishermen.

Kodiak sea cucumber fishery lacks divers for 2020 season

Alaska pollock finds favor in Europe, but not everyone knows its name

Chinook Salmon Research Initiative and Alaska subsistence: What did we learn?

Green sea turtle makes unusual Alaska appearance

Wednesday, October 14, 2020

Meeting season begins

The Alaska Board of Fisheries will convene a two-day work
session Thursday.

'Antitrust statement' on ASMI board's agenda

Rep. Don Young says feds should compensate Pebble if mine gets blocked

Tagged Stellers provide insight into sea lion foraging in Gulf of Alaska

Opinion: To save wild salmon, B.C.'s Discovery Islands fish farms must go

Thursday, October 15, 2020

Weak overseas demand

Millions of pounds of spot prawns are stranded in B.C.
cold storage.

Seattle researchers aim to stop spread of COVID-19 in Alaska fishing industry

Sitka fisherman Linda Behnken wins $250,000 environmental award

Bering Sea region ocean update

Memoirs of a fish-eating monster: The Pillar Rock Cannery

Request for Bowman Dam fish passage waiver rejected

Friday, October 16, 2020

'Deadliest Catch' opener

The Bristol Bay red king crab fishery quietly gets going amid the coronavirus pandemic.