A 2004 federal law granted the Aleut Corp., landlord on far-flung Adak Island, exclusive and lucrative rights to harvest Aleutians pollock.
The pollock was meant to help boost economic development at Adak, a former naval station.
But Aleut was never able to make much use of its catch rights due to extensive regional fishing closures related to the endangered Steller sea lion.
Now it appears regulators might roll back the closures, and Aleut is inviting interest from pollock fishermen and processors.
Here's the solicitation.
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
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