Tasty event coming up tomorrow in Anchorage.
Trout Unlimited and seafood company Arctic Choice are sponsoring Eat Wild! at the South Anchorage Farmers Market on O'Malley Road at Old Seward Highway.
The event is to raise awareness of what the Trout Unlimited folks feel is a big threat to the Bristol Bay sockeye run — the planned Pebble copper and gold mine.
Deckboss reckons he ought to stay neutral on that controversy.
But he's cool with letting you know that from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow, you can get free samples of grilled Bristol Bay sockeye at Eat Wild!
Alaska commercial fishing news and notes
About me
- Deckboss
- I'm a journalist covering Alaska's commercial fishing industry. My real name is Wesley Loy. Reach me at wloy61@gmail.com.
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- You can look, but don't catch
- Exxon reportedly to pay interest
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- Millions of sockeye already netted at Bristol Bay
- Denby Lloyd addresses Yukon salmon situation
- Benson retains North Pacific council seat
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- Who remains in line for Exxon Valdez money?
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- Sutton, Merrigan join UFA board
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- Gillnet gang goes west
- Dungie dispute
- Oil drilling and Bristol Bay
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- Tragedy strikes troller southeast of Sitka
- Here's an update on Exxon Valdez payments
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2 comments:
Wesley it is time for you to extract your head from where the sun don't shine. If you are to truly be a deck boss you can't waffle...Phisht
I do agree, if you care about the seafood industry in AK and all the young fishermen who hope to keep it alive for the next generation then how could you be "neutral" on Pebble which promises to hold millions of tons of sulfide laced mine waste upriver from Bristol Bay for ever - or until eventually it leaks out or spills down stream tainting the image of clean pristine Alaskan Salmon. Seems like a no-brainer.
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