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Alaska commercial fishing news and notes
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- 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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- Allow retention of smaller halibut, FVOA says
- Vast Aleutian marine sanctuary proposed
- Oceana, Greenpeace sue over sea lions
- Bering Sea pollock edges up; Gulf cod surges
- Obama extends Bristol Bay oil and gas leasing ban
- BBRSDA confirms director departure
- F/V Trailblazer crewman needs medevac
- Council to consider catch limits and much more
- Disappointing Chinook forecast for Stikine, Taku
- Cotten named acting fish and game commissioner
- Catastrophe reported in western Bering Sea
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6 comments:
Anyone with a half a brain sold their King net to some sucker that wants to go to Sitka in the spring.
I bet it won't be too long before you wish you hadn't sold that net.
Low king and sockeye returns for Stikine means no area 8 fishing for our guys but the Canadians will have another monopoly on the Stikine. Canadians are responsible for the decline in numbers on the Stikine but nothing is ever done. Try to hold your temper when delivering half a brailer in Wrangell or Petersburg and right behind you are 3 Canadian scows with 4-5000# each of reds or kings. Makes me see blood red!!!!
If the trollers don't quit bitching about allocation, I'm going to deploy my king net in the gulf of Alaska during July!
8:15,
Exact same scenario in Juneau / Taku.
Hey
Just be fucking grateful that Jev Shelton revived the Erling Strand memorial chinook drift fishery
If else were Alaskan rivers there'd be little or no Canadians fishing where you are now
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