As of Sunday morning, the herring harvest at Togiak stood at 20,283 tons.
Last year's take was 17,226 tons.
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2 comments:
The herring must thin out as they move towards Goodnews Bay.
Leave them in the water to feed the seals and salmon!
Blockbuster @ 30,000 tons?
The fishers will barely make expenses!
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