As a vessel operator, you are responsible for your crew’s compliance with the mandate.
Facing an uncertain future as the COVID-19 pandemic wears on, Alaska’s commercial fishing industry is looking ahead to the upcoming season with determination to salvage… Continue reading
Alaska is our country’s last salmon state.
King salmon retention will be prohibited in this fishery.
The International Pacific Halibut Commission wrapped up its meeting in Anchorage last week.
Alaska’s seafood industry puts 58,700 people to work.
The task force is an advisory committee set up to respond to a successful lawsuit.
2019 winner will be the last in a long history.
Time catches up with us all.
Last week was a bit wild with the fire flare ups, road closures and hanging smoke. Until the winds finally showed up, the inside of… Continue reading
Our student learned fast and landed more than the “T Man” one morning.
It’s time to take a look at the fishing report for the week of July 30 - Aug. 5.
Things are much better this season compared to the last go around
“It has been assumed that the early stage in the ocean is more dangerous”
Projections for king salmon are low once again.
They’ve gotten support in Sitka and Juneau.
Juneau could lose out on $400,000 annually.
If the outlook proves true, 2019 will be the fourth-lowest run in 34 years of records
Citing concern over a lack of public notice, peninsula officials have asked the Alaska Board of Fisheries to rescind its decision to move the location… Continue reading
While federal fisheries are expected to open on time despite the ongoing partial shutdown of the government, there will be effects on fisheries in Alaska.… Continue reading
