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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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- 19 percent cut recommended for halibut fishery
- Courtroom showdown coming in Steller case
- PSPA weighs in on Pebble
- News of interest
- More from Begich on halibut catch sharing plan
- Fuglvog's fate will wait a bit longer
- Here we go again
- Feds throw wrench into seine permit buyback plan
- Pardon my rant
- Blotter
- Expo time
- Homer's Bob Moss — hall of famer
- Here's the 2012 Bristol Bay sockeye forecast
- Another big herring haul possible at Togiak
- 'No confirmed cases'
- Hot pinks!
- Quick hits
- Severe weather coming; trawler needs assist
- Yukon notches strong fall chum, coho catches
- Crewman airlifted off crab boat Wizard
- Who wants out of Southeast salmon seine fishery?
- What, trust those Canadians?
- More albatross trouble in Bering Sea
- The governor goes to London
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3 comments:
When MSC certifies trawled flats, why would salmon want such a disreputable label? Oh ya, smoke and mirrors. MSC stands for Misrepresenting to Stupid Consumers.
Woo-hoo! For only a couple hundred thousand dollars, you too can be certified clean.
Step right up, pay your cover charge, see the beautiful dancing salmon.
Next!
Hey MSC, certify this ... !
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