Much of Bristol Bay is now open for commercial salmon fishing.
Here's the official announcement.
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- Norton Sound herring pays gillnetters $339 a ton
- Petersburg cutter captain permanently relieved
- I fought the law...
- Locke addresses post-tsunami seafood safety
- What's to blame for PWS herring collapse?
- Bristol Bay heats up
- Four out of five ain't bad
- A satisfying salmon season so far
- Icicle powers ahead at Adak
- When the siren sounds...
- Tsunami warning canceled
- Tsunami warning issued for Aleutian chain
- More on the Yakutat tragedy
- CDQ company seeks new leader
- 2 die, 1 survives after skiff capsizes in commerci...
- USCG conducts distant medevac for captain
- PWS dragnet...Kodiak's hot metal...Dungie trouble
- High and dry
- Want a job on the slime line?
- Norton Sound king crabbers to see big price jump
- Lloyd, former commissioner, pleads guilty to DUI
- Crab lobbyist to remain UFA chief
- Move over, salmon, here come the Dungies!
- Council said to pass Gulf Chinook bycatch limit
- Those darned processors
- Senators urge continued NIOSH funding
- A marine mammal whodunit
- Abby Louise update
- $1,500 reward
- Blotter
- 'Politically dangerous'
- Trouble in Orca Inlet
- Olson, Henderschedt keep their seats
- Hey, hey, Bristol Bay!
- After power loss, Southeast boat calls for help
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2 comments:
yipee
Let's hope the price is the same...or better this year!
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