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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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- Sitka herring season closes as full quota taken
- What's the best use of disaster funds?
- Closing in on the finish
- A professional Board of Fisheries?
- Peter Pan says, yo, it ain't about us!
- Making more salmon
- Another decent herring haul at Sitka
- Sitka herring opens, fleet nets 5,000 tons
- A catch share concept
- Box 'em up!
- Standing by at Sitka
- Good job, bad job
- Longtime leader leaving Bristol Bay association
- Trawler crewman dies in welding accident
- Coast Guard suspends search for man overboard
- Man reported overboard in Bering Sea
- Man needs medevac after mishap with crab pot
- Processor dinged $205K for ammonia dumping
- Attention shellfish growers
- Murkowski wants China meeting on shellfish ban
- A new era for halibut
- Huge sockeye run coming to Fraser River?
- Governor picks Kinneen for council seat
- A pollution pass for fishing boats?
- Sitka herring quota reduced
- Down on the farm
- Togiak herring outlook
- Ocean Beauty wins Philippines food aid contract
- The power of the ballot box
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2 comments:
even a blind mouse could predict a run size of 7 to 72 million fish.we have an inept fisheries dept. run by university degrees with no hands on experience.
The wide difference between the low and high estimates of the return just means that DFO has no confidence in their point estimate. They are saying "it could be big, but really...who knows?"
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