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Alaska commercial fishing news and notes
About me
- 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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- Johnstone in, Smith out on Board of Fisheries
- IPHC contenders named
- A new player enters rockfish legal fray
- Now property of the USA
- Chinook take a dip for Southeast trollers
- State looks at financing seafood real estate deal
- Who knew?
- Ready, set...
- Fuglvog doing his time — in Petersburg!
- Geoduck groans
- Litigation update
- It's not over yet
- Juneau restaurant owners to pay $18,000 penalty
- Jumbo argument coming on shrimp?
- More territory for snow crabbers
- Off we go on another long season
- Southeast charter anglers get 'trophy' opportunity
- Parnell likes Dersham, Hull for new council terms
- Lori Swanson, trawl fleet rep, tabbed for council
- Could this help?
- Man overboard was from Pennsylvania
- Update on man overboard
- The big show
- Search on for man overboard near Sand Point
- Yet another factory boat has medical emergency
- Sitka herring seiners in line for huge haul
- Ailing crewman airlifted off trawler Arctic Storm
- Peter Pan reports gasoline spill
- Fishing restrictions to stay in place in Aleutians
- Another head injury reported on a factory trawler
- Crewman killed aboard factory trawler
- Southeast seiners face a subsistence fight
- Full Alaska delegation jumps into J-1 visa issue
- Nice save
- Two held on murder charges at Dutch Harbor
- We're moving closer to Southeast seine buyback
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6 comments:
Nice job NMFS!
Evereaten illeagaky caught kanalku sockeye salmon
Served it @ our lodge
Yums
SUBSISTENCE...YUP!!!
So why was the person selling the subsistance halibut not also convicted. Seems to me they are even more guilty than the the people buying it.
I bet he traded it for a fattie.4:20
was this illegal intrapment?why didn't they name the person who sold the halibut?isn't that who you should be after the people who catch the fish in the first place!i see ice chests full of halibut filets going through our airports here in southeast,i wonder if all those sport charter caught fillets are legally caught? and while we're on the topic why do we allow the canaidians to cross the border with special permits to take halibut home?don't they have there own eh?
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