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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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- A quick update
- Off and running in Sitka
- Does this SMOG deal smell right?
- Waiting and worrying in Sitka
- Aleut looks to join Steller sea lion fight
- Butterflies at Sitka
- Governor names newcomer Jeffrey to Fish Board
- Alaska industry rallies for tsunami relief
- Sen. Begich headlines Kodiak ComFish show
- Sad news
- Flying fish featured
- Cora Campbell picks up support for confirmation
- Bills aim to protect fishing permits from creditors
- Knapp: Alaska losses likely after Japan disaster
- Seiners, sea lions continue wait at Sitka
- Another salmon certification
- Work advances to control Chinook bycatch in Gulf
- On watch in Sitka
- Alaska waters, seafood remain safe from distant nu...
- Governor likes Olson for another term on council
- Japan tragedy affects Alaska seafood industry
- Kodiak fisherman dies despite rescue effort
- What does it mean to work as a crewman?
- King Cove boat laden with cod remains aground
- Halibut opens tomorrow; 2C charter catch limited
- UniSea speaks
- UniSea to pay $1.9 million in environmental fines
- Commerce Secretary Locke to take foreign post
- About that motion for contempt
- On the rocks
- Crew saved after vessel goes aground at King Cove
- CDQ players fill longstanding vacancy
- Salmon catch expected to exceed 203 million
- Feds 'regret the confusion' over 3-mile line
- Cook Inlet commercial fishermen take a licking
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1 comment:
I am agree that Japan tragedy has really effect the seafood industry. Now few places are left safe where we can caught seafood.
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