Monday, October 19, 2015
A great year
Last week, the U.S. Coast Guard reported to the North Pacific Fishery Management Council that no one died while actively commercial fishing in Alaska during the fiscal year ended Sept. 31.
USCG suspends search for Roland Briggs, missing in Bristol Bay
A birthday boat in Sitka
Federal appeals court hears Washington culvert case
Skipanon canned fish recall spreads to Bornstein Seafoods
Ecola Seafoods, Garibaldi Cannery also issue voluntary recalls
MSC annual report marks 15 years since program’s launch
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Quite a haul
This year’s Alaska salmon harvest, the second-largest on record, was worth an estimated $414 million ex-vessel.
Plenty of anchovies in Monterey Bay, but maybe not elsewhere
In Canada, a Surprise Victory for Justin Trudeau
Terry Haines, commercial fisherman, leaving Kodiak council
‘Alaska Fisheries Report’ from KMXT in Kodiak
Exploring the ‘sublethal’ effects of oil spills
Alaska sablefish fishery completes fourth annual RFM audit
Fisherman says he caught rare albino sturgeon in Fraser River
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
New man at the helm
Scott Kelley is taking over as Alaska’s director of commercial fisheries.
Cook Inlet salmon fishery yields below-average results
Video: Shell vessel aids sailboat in pitching N. Pacific
North Pacific Council’s October meeting newsletter
Canadian Fisheries Minister Gail Shea voted out
Fraser River chum run strong enough for commercial fishing
Cutter crew finds violations during Washington, Oregon patrol
Thursday, October 22, 2015
Halibut charges
A Wrangell father and son face federal prosecution over catch misreporting.
Kuskokwim area salmon harvest pays less than $1 million
State cuts could close one of Sitka’s harbors
Ex-Ketchikan restaurant owner admits to illegal halibut buys
Petersburg to ask state to take a position on B.C. mines
Northern Gateway oil pipeline likely dead with Trudeau win
Friday, October 23, 2015
Under scrutiny
A legislative audit of the Alaska Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission recommends a major overhaul but no move to the Department of Fish and Game.