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Alaska commercial fishing news and notes
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- 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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- Big crab news for Kodiak
- This just in
- Peltola wants $250 million in crab disaster relief
- A fatality-free year for Alaska commercial fishing
- 'Prepared to fight'
- Crab industry's cry for help
- St. Paul to seek federal disaster relief
- USCG cutter aids injured fisherman in B.C. waters
- The continuing fight over Metlakatla's fishing rights
- Herring looking up in Prince William Sound
- A crab catastrophe
- A minimum age policy for halibut and sablefish
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4 comments:
Crabbers keep your mouths shut about mismanagement or you won't get any disaster money.
"For assistance to be provided under section 312(a), a commercial fishery failure must be shown to have occurred due to a fishery resource disaster of natural or undetermined causes or man-made causes beyond the control of fishery managers to mitigate through conservation and management measures"
If you don't agree with paying off other people's college student loan debt you should question crabber disaster relief. They took on the debt and pocketed billions in profits.
Billions in profits? Hardly, probably the biggest payday was when the Mariner fisheries guy cashed out to the CDQ people for $40 million, some of the brown crab owners got rich, but most people made a living crabbing.
I was including the Processors and Ratz receivers, I'm sure all will want to be included. I know many just earn a living.
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