Showing posts with label National Fisherman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National Fisherman. Show all posts
Friday, June 19, 2026
Bringing back crab
National Fisherman has published an article about a pioneering hatchery project to bolster struggling king crab stocks in the Bering Sea.
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Sunday, October 19, 2025
Congrats
National Fisherman has named its 2025 Highliners including:
• Homer commercial fisherman Erik Velsko
• Bob Alverson, longtime manager of the Seattle-based Fishing Vessel Owners' Association, which represents halibut and sablefish harvesters.
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Monday, September 16, 2024
Embattled Alaska
National Fisherman today published an article examining the many legal and administrative challenges currently facing Alaska and its fisheries.
The article includes an insightful Q&A with Alaska Fish and Game Commissioner Doug Vincent-Lang.
Friday, May 31, 2024
CEOs discuss the salmon situation
National Fisherman has published interviews with the chief executives of three leading Alaska salmon processors.
The CEOs offer their takes on the 2024 season and challenges facing the industry.
Trident Seafoods CEO Joe Bundrant
Wednesday, March 13, 2024
National Fisherman to go online only
National Fisherman magazine is halting its print edition.
"After 78 years of delivering the latest in commercial fishing through our printed pages, National Fisherman is taking a leap into the future by transitioning to an exclusively online platform," the magazine announced on its website Tuesday.
National Fisherman covers the commercial fishing industry from New England to Alaska. The magazine used to publish monthly, but more recently had come out only quarterly.
The publisher, Diversified Communications, of Portland, Maine, also produces trade shows including Pacific Marine Expo in Seattle.
Saturday, November 11, 2017
Big fish
National Fisherman magazine, in the December issue, features its 2017 Highliners:
Bob Dooley, of Half Moon Bay, Calif.
George Eliason, of Sitka, Alaska
Bruce Schactler, of Kodiak, Alaska
Bob Dooley, of Half Moon Bay, Calif.
George Eliason, of Sitka, Alaska
Bruce Schactler, of Kodiak, Alaska
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Highliners announced
National Fisherman magazine has named its 2013 Highliner Award winners from the West Coast and Alaska.
• Robert Heyano, of Dillingham, a Bristol Bay salmon fisherman
• Robert Hezel, of Clinton, Wash., captain of the trawler U.S. Intrepid
• Jerry McCune, of Cordova, president of United Fishermen of Alaska
The three will be featured in the magazine's December issue.
• Robert Heyano, of Dillingham, a Bristol Bay salmon fisherman
• Robert Hezel, of Clinton, Wash., captain of the trawler U.S. Intrepid
• Jerry McCune, of Cordova, president of United Fishermen of Alaska
The three will be featured in the magazine's December issue.
Friday, October 28, 2011
Congratulations, guys
Two Alaska fishermen, Dan Falvey of Sitka and Bill Webber Jr. of Cordova, are among National Fisherman magazine's 2011 Highliner Award winners.
Monday, November 2, 2009
Behnken honored
I see the December issue of National Fisherman magazine features Linda Behnken, a Sitka halibut longliner, as one of its Highliner honorees for 2009.
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