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May 2008 Issue
Editor's desk: Frequent fliers and a lot of fishy baggage

Will the economy hurt you?

Boats of the month

Hake skipper guilty in rockfish catch

Also in this issue:

Alaska Ranger sinks, questions remain

Your Business: Your salmon - Sea lice infestations said to hit sockeye, herring

Your Business: Management - Who will be hurt by the Chinook closure? It depends on who you ask.

Your Business: The people - It’s time for others to fix the Sacramento River

Your Business: From the Legal Times - Exxon Valdez: How will supreme court rule?

May focus: Going green

Behind the scenes - Who Helped:A quick thank you to someone who makes the industry better

Alaska Notebook - Fewer pinks, more sockeye, Deadliest Catch the video game

Letter from Dutch - Ice attacks, lower Chinook bycatch, plus TV stardom

B.C. Update - Fuel companies shutting down marine service stations

and more.


Tuesday, May 13, 2008- Updated weekdays
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OCEANSIDE – The search for a missing Oceanside couple ended a day after their empty fishing boat washed ashore near Rosarito, Mexico, Coast Guard officials said.

Josh Hartman, 28, and his fiancee, Ana Martin, left Oceanside Harbor at 7:30 a.m. Thursday on their 32-foot fishing boat, the Pelican, and were supposed to return by 3 p.m., authorities said. Family members reported them missing that evening. [more...]

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