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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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- Another perspective on the 32-foot limit
- Bigger boats at Bristol Bay?
- 'Cheesecake combat'
- UFA offers limited OK for ASMI hookup with MSC
- NMFS wins halibut charter case
- So long, Seattle
- Jury says Icicle owes hurt crewman $1.5 million
- Expo time!
- Man dies after fall overboard near Wrangell
- What? Alaska salmon not MSC-certified?
- $370 million worth of salmon!
- Pollock holds steady
- Sleeping well in Seattle
- That's a wrap for halibut
- Big Togiak herring quota announced
- Bristol Bay forecast: 30.5 million sockeye
- Sold!
- Are you too old for this job?
- The latest on Adak Fisheries
- Search ends without recovery of missing crewman
- Lawyers haggle over fate of Adak Fisheries
- Please be on the lookout
- Blotter
- Commission: Most of N. Pacific awash in salmon
- Reaction from Japan
- Trident reveals Adak interest
- Exxon payments might come by year's end
- Crab boat hobbled but OK in Bering
- Here comes the Exxon money
- Major ruling looks near in Exxon Valdez case
- More on the case of Coast Guard Capt. Hamilton
- Crewman with eye injury airlifted off longliner
- EPA proposes $177,550 fine for Haines processor
- Case against Capt. Hamilton disclosed
- 'Fishery porn'
- Salmon, sake and secrecy in Japan
- Behnken honored
- Capsized boat sinks during salvage effort
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2 comments:
Behnken works hard for coastal communities, great to see the support for that work, and great to see a woman honored!
Great job Linda...Kudos for getting no trawl zone east of the 140 line. Coastal Alaska could use some tips on reining in the waste from trawl interests west of you.
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