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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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January
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- Jack Schultheis crosses the bar
- Need a cannery?
- OBI pulls back a bit
- More disaster relief
- Halibut dips again
- The Wild Alaska Sole Association
- Addressing the court's concerns
- Roughed up trawler makes injury stop at Kodiak
- Disaster relief for crabbers advances
- Four rescued after vessel capsizes near Kodiak
- Shutting down Chinook bycatch
- Here's the Copper River salmon forecast!
- Hope for herring
- Juneau watch
- How many Cook Inlet EEZ salmon?
- Metlakatla's powerful ally
- Peter Pan temporarily idles its King Cove plant
- Activists seek listing for Alaska Chinook
- Maxing out
- USCG posts report on Scandies Rose tragedy
- Kids who fish
- A threat to weak stocks?
- The international issue of bycatch
- 'Corporate purgatory'
- New leadership for a CDQ organization
- Federal salmon buy
- Coast Guard tows disabled fishing vessel to Adak
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2 comments:
Although we all regret any take of marine mammals intentionally or unintentionally, none of these killer whales were taken in state waters.
The orca bycatch was in waters managed by NPFMC. The governor of Alaska appoints the majority of the council members so is responsible for orca and bycatch of halibut, salmon, etc. In the federal waters off Alaska.
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