Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
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.
Blog archive
-
▼
2013
(298)
-
▼
December
(18)
- 27 questions on Kenai king management
- Kookesh back on hook in subsistence fishing case
- It's not funny, but damn!
- Greg Blakey crosses the bar
- Sharing the wealth
- Seeking answers for Chinook decline
- Coast Guard loses one of its own
- Pushing pinks
- Pollock stays steady in Bering, leaps in Gulf
- Bummer forecast for Stikine kings
- Bristol Bay setnetters sue over tender sinking
- More on halibut catch sharing plan
- Halibut catch sharing plan: 'It's a go'
- Editing out that 'fishy' taste
- 21 percent cut for halibut suggested
- Engine dealer penalized over Bristol Bay boats
- Potential comeback seen for Sitka herring
- Feds list 10 aquaculture 'myths'
-
▼
December
(18)
5 comments:
Now they will underestimate it for the next seven years.
Next they will announce the same thing about the Taku River ... nothing new here.
Too ba,d the manager of sitka herring is notin charge,then we could fish the run into extinction
need to stop fishing the river on the Canada side!!!! that the problem they are killing the run
2014 in season run size for stikine kings came in at 25000. The in river joint Alaskan and Canadian test fishery is the only thing that can confirm this run size and be sure not to over harvest these awesome salmon. Kings for the future!
Post a Comment