Monday, November 9, 2015
A big year
The 2015 Kodiak area salmon harvest was well above average at 37.3 million fish, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game reports.
California delays commercial Dungeness season
Obama signs IUU fishing enforcement act into law
NOAA: New law a ‘critical step’ against illegal fishing, fraud
Pebble opponents say congressional hearing ‘misses the point’
Profile of ‘wildly successful’ Kachemak Bay shellfish farm
Sockeye fail to show in Adams River, part of Fraser system
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Conservative management
Lack of funding for a counting tower could cut salmon fishing time next summer at Togiak.
F/V Savannah Ray being dismantled after wreck near Kodiak
Kodiak borough looks to save seafood research center
Have Pacific cod learned to hunt seabirds?
U.S. crabbing troubles could boost B.C.
Humboldt harbor district seeks dismissal of lawsuit
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Humpy forecast
The Department of Fish and Game is predicting a harvest of 34 million pink salmon next year in Southeast Alaska.
High winds forecast for eastern Aleutians
Online petition drive seeks Bristol Bay price mediation
ASMI Salmon Committee to meet Nov. 19 in Seattle
RIP, Woody the sea lion
B.C. mine developers say they’ve found more gold
Questions still cloud Columbia switch to seine gear
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Blustery Unalaska
High winds blowing through Wednesday caused considerable disruption.
Oregon Dungeness season expected to open on time
Columbia cormorant killing comes to seasonal end
Senate Commerce to consider Dungeness, other bills
Lawsuit filed over Sacramento River water, fish perils
Opinion: Will Minister Tootoo protect B.C. herring?
Friday, November 13, 2015
BBRSDA’s new skipper
The Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association has named a new executive director.