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Stikine and Taku salmon outlook

Weak runs of large Chinook are forecast for both rivers, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game says.

U.S. Coast Guard medevacs man 170 miles northwest of Saint Paul Island, Alaska

Halibut commission sets special meeting on 2021 setline survey

North Pacific Seafoods issues statement on worker lawsuit

Opinion: Gov. Brown puts salmon at risk

Tuesday, December 1, 2020

Cook Inlet controversy

The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly was to take up a resolution opposing the closure of federal inlet waters to commercial fishing.

Commentary: Bob Penney moves closer to big return on Dunleavy investment

Taku and Stikine kings not projected to rebound in 2021

Prevent the loss of aquaculture gear, DFO urges

Editorial: Salmon-rich Bristol Bay deserves permanent protection

Wednesday, December 2, 2020

Opinion

Denying a permit for the Pebble mine in Alaska is a commendable move, finally, by the Trump administration.

State summarizes Chignik's salmon bust

Senate hearing set on Coast Guard and safeguarding national interests in Arctic

Senators applaud passage of bill to combat marine debris

Using eDNA to monitor Alaska waters for invasive European green crabs

Thursday, December 3, 2020

Alaska salmon disaster

Alaska legislators urge the governor to declare a disaster
for Norton Sound and Yukon River fisheries after a dismal
salmon season.

Heavy rains trigger devastating landslide in Haines, Alaska

U.S. Coast Guard assists with Haines landslide response

Alaska Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission proposes significant changes

Wild Fish Conservancy plans to sue Washington state over steelhead
hatchery program

No poaching occurring within most Channel Islands MPAs, new analysis shows

Friday, December 4, 2020

Alaska hatchery disaster

A Juneau salmon hatchery is forced to destroy fish because of landslide damage.

Fish Wrap Archives

Monday, November 30, 2020