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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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- Update on the Lone Star sinking
- Trouble in Bristol Bay
- Volunteer? Who, me?
- Is this anything?
- Tenderman dies after ammonia leak at Sitka
- Is the halibut war finally drawing to a close?
- Commerce nominee easily confirmed
- Bristol Bay gets going
- Standing by
- Dr. White crosses the bar
- Adak's gamble
- Blotter
- Coast Guard medevacs crewman with head injury
- Fields, Long appointed to North Pacific Council
- Search suspended for missing deckhand
- Halt the hatcheries?
- Abandoned boat found in Icy Strait; skipper rescue...
- A new approach on the Yukon
- Salmon notes
- McCune takes UFA helm
- Longliner sustains fire damage at Unalaska
- Council recommends Chinook cap
- Tough day
- Togiak herring haul worth ho-hum $2.9 million
- Chinook bycatch headlines council agenda
- Illicit halibut charter operator fined $15,000
- NMFS to take action to stop 'scale fraud'
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1 comment:
Condolences to the Baker family and all of Chuck's extensive friends and admirers.
I first met Chuck while at NEFCO in the 1970's, then had the pleasure of working in conjunction with him at Alaska Boat Company in the early 90's. Always the memorable smile and the shine of happiness in his eyes, and wisdom in his words.
A gentleman, steadfast in his experience, fair to others, it was a pleasure to work with such a wondrous old salt. Chuck was so proud of the Egil B - and it was fitting for him to be aboard for so many years.
May he rest in the peace of slowly rocking seas under fair skies.
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