Monday, December 14, 2015
Traffic halted
The U.S. Coast Guard on Friday closed all maritime entrances in the Pacific Northwest due to severe sea conditions and large amounts of debris in the water.
Fish board sticks with Anchorage despite governor’s appeal
Planned Pacific Seafood plant riles Mukilteo neighborhood
Finding refuge for salmon, cold water preferred
Whales entangled at alarming rate along California coast
The more humanely a fish is killed, the better it tastes
Editorial: Fish board snubs Kenai Peninsula again
Editorial: Rotate fish board meeting locations
Tuesday, December 15, 2015
'Minimal changes'
The Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association highlights results from the recent Alaska Board of Fisheries meeting.
Big storm spares Unalaska but rakes Adak, Atka
Family, friends remember Greg Fisk
Petersburg passes resolution on transboundary mining
Study shows fish evolved rapidly after 1964 Alaska quake
November takes a bite out of the 'blob'
Domoic acid plagues not only Dungeness crab but sea lions
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Budget crunch
Alaska is trying to figure out how to trim the cost of running its fish and game boards.
Year-end start eyed for Oregon Dungeness season
Sitka wins clean harbor certification
New NOAA report assesses Arctic changes
Ports of Chinook, Ilwaco draft management agreement
Opinion: Are you eating Frankenfish?
Thursday, December 17, 2015
'Frankenfish' fight
The congressional omnibus spending bill includes a provision to require the Food and Drug Administration to develop guidelines for the mandatory labeling of genetically engineered salmon, Sen. Maria Cantwell says.
Cantwell: Spending bill also has pollock naming language
Cook Inlet and Prince William Sound groundfish outlook
Alaska Sea Grant overhauls business website for fishermen
ASMI announces winners in annual photo contest
Memorial set for Ballard fisherman Walter Christensen
Pacific Northwest storm trashes aids to navigation
Commentary: Signing of IUU act is milestone
Friday, December 18, 2015
Trawlers, get ready
The state has set a 5,950-ton quota for the Prince William Sound pollock fishery opening Jan. 20.