Showing posts with label Laukitis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Laukitis. Show all posts
Thursday, January 2, 2025
'We are fishing on a depleted stock'
Homer commercial fisherman Michael "Buck" Laukitis is proposing a Pacific halibut rebuilding plan.
Friday, November 29, 2024
'It's a sad story'
Buck Laukitis, a Homer commercial fisherman and former member of the North Pacific Fishery Management Council, has submitted a blistering commentary on the poor state of the halibut fishery.
"I have no confidence in the IPHC's approach," he writes, referring to the International Pacific Halibut Commission.
Monday, June 27, 2016
Laukitis, Peterson confirmed for council
The federal government has approved Alaska Gov. Bill Walker's choices for the North Pacific Fishery Management Council:
Michael "Buck" Laukitis, of Homer
Theresa A. Peterson, of Kodiak
Laukitis and Peterson replace David Long, of Wasilla, and Duncan Fields, of Kodiak, on the council.
Michael "Buck" Laukitis, of Homer
Theresa A. Peterson, of Kodiak
Laukitis and Peterson replace David Long, of Wasilla, and Duncan Fields, of Kodiak, on the council.
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Peterson, Laukitis named to North Pacific Council
Alaska Gov. Bill Walker has nominated Theresa Peterson, of Kodiak, and Michael "Buck" Laukitis, of Homer, for seats on the North Pacific Fishery Management Council.
More details here.
If confirmed, Peterson and Laukitis will replace Duncan Fields, of Kodiak, and David Long, of Wasilla.
Fields has served his limit of three consecutive terms, while Long has served only one term.
A Walker spokeswoman tells Deckboss that while Long has done a good job and was considered for reappointment, the administration elected to go in a different direction with Laukitis.
More details here.
If confirmed, Peterson and Laukitis will replace Duncan Fields, of Kodiak, and David Long, of Wasilla.
Fields has served his limit of three consecutive terms, while Long has served only one term.
A Walker spokeswoman tells Deckboss that while Long has done a good job and was considered for reappointment, the administration elected to go in a different direction with Laukitis.
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