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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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- Alaska delegation again tries to ban hybrid salmon
- IPHC issues recap of annual meeting
- Are you in state waters, or federal?
- Halibut cuts confirmed
- Contempt at Adak?
- What a halibut meeting looks like
- 'I'm gonna get you'
- Obama on jobs, education, Iraq ... and salmon
- Nice save
- New loan funds for charters, mariculture proposed
- Size matters
- Tensions mount ahead of halibut annual meeting
- Halibut guide draws jail time for repeat offense
- It's unanimous
- More fishing for Adak?
- Halibut trouble
- This will take only a few minutes...
- Sea cucumber diver dies near Annette Island
- Outlook is bright for Cook Inlet sockeye
- 'Arbitrary and capricious'
- Vessel owner criticized in Alaska Ranger report
- USCG: doomed boat not properly maintained
- Coast Guard to release Alaska Ranger findings
- Calling all fishermen's wives
- Another fish in the MSC boat?
- Feds extend comment period on Steller closures
- $635,000 awarded to eradicate pike pests
- There oughta be a law...
- Parnell's pick for commissioner draws more heat
- Your chance to chill in Petersburg
- Industry players sue feds over Steller restrictions
- Dollars and good sense
- What a year
- Improved sockeye catch forecast for Copper River
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2 comments:
Trawlers are just what the NOAA fisheries lady wants, big money in charge. We need to gradually and as painlessly as possible move away from trawlers to other gear. The trawlers sometimes have to use two crew members just to shovel the dead fish over the side. Small boats are more sustainable and provide more work. Work for yourself, you do not have to work for such men as this guy.
posted at 4:20, classic
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