Monday, February 2, 2015
Halibut edges up
The International Pacific Halibut Commission has set a 2015 catch limit of 29.2 million pounds, up 6 percent from last year.
Roland Maw pledges impartiality on Alaska fish board
Much to sort out before subsistence gillnets hit Kenai
SE Alaska king, Tanner crab fisheries to open Feb. 13
Eyak salvaged, towed to Sitka
Juneau's Taku Smokeries needs more fish
New trial set in death of Unalaska seafood worker
Investigators explain cause of Mount Polley mine disaster
Video: B.C. fishing industry diminishes
Opinion: Protect Bering Sea canyons
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Opinion: UCIDA suit misunderstood
The organization "does not want federal management" of the Cook Inlet salmon fishery.
Observer program director at Alaska science center retires
'Hexacopter' aids in highly successful Aleutian sea lion survey
Alaska processors chase Japan market for cod milt
NW electric industry highlights problem of ravenous sea lions
California herring fishery update
Opinion: Outdated Susitna dam idea is threat to salmon
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Struggles at American Seafoods
The Seattle-based company reportedly could default on some of its debt.
Alaska's Sullivan gets seat on key Senate subcommittee
Kodiak fisherman charged with VMS violation
Study finds rising mercury levels in Hawaii yellowfin tuna
USDA considers set of rules for organic farmed fish
University researchers develop handheld fish fraud detector
Thursday, February 5, 2015
IPHC, North Pacific Council meet today in Seattle
Halibut bycatch figures prominently on the agenda for the joint meeting.
Alaska's Sullivan gets seat on key Senate subcommitteeNorth Pacific Council pushed on halibut bycatch
Prince William Sound pollock trawl fishery reaches quota
Sullivan to chair Senate Environment Subcommittee on Fisheries
Mount Polley mine offices raided as investigation continues
Enforcement technology tested in Washington crab fishery
Coast Guard seems to back off Newport air base closure
Oregon dam upgrade helps Upper Willamette salmon passage
Oregon Coast ports receive federal funds for dredging
An update on Southern California MPAs
Opinion: Fishing is not a threat to Bering Sea
Friday, February 6, 2015
Murkowski moves to block EPA
The bipartisan legislation would permanently exempt fishing boats from incidental discharge regulation.
Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission review completed
Groundwork laid for Gulf of Alaska cod cooperative
'The Alaska Fisheries Report' from KMXT in Kodiak
State ferries leave Kodiak seafood stranded, state rep says
Prince William Sound herring fisheries to remain closed
Alaska SeaLife Center honors Kodiak's Al Burch
'Fish to Fork' program brings catch to Fort Bragg schools
Surge of moonfish seen off Southern California
Opinion: Trouble with gillnetters
