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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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April
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- Feds complete Cook Inlet EEZ salmon takeover
- Fewer salmon this year
- Headwinds for board appointees
- More trouble for Peter Pan Seafood
- USCG chaplain removed due to 'loss of confidence'
- Trident closes sale of Ketchikan plant to Silver Bay
- The little blue label
- Owner, captains of crab vessels charged
- Juneau watch
- Disaster relief for Cook Inlet
- Emergency petition on Chinook bycatch denied
- Is Peter Pan dead?
- Cook Inlet EEZ salmon limits specified
- And the winners are...
- Further financial pressure on Peter Pan
- Kids and permits
- It's all over at Sitka
- Processing sector consolidation
- Trident completes sale of its Petersburg plant
- Yukon Chinook shutdown agreed
- End of the line for the Kodiak Enterprise
- Two named to Board of Fisheries
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April
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2 comments:
Why would they sell Ketchikan with its high-volume cannery and new high-volume freezer? But then keep the old Wrangell plant which is strictly a freezer and not in as good a geographical spot as Ketchikan? Anyone have a clue to what they are thinking?
I think they're going out slowly. They closed False Pass and are only doing half of their production in Sand Point this summer. They can do half a million a day in Sand Point, but said they're only going to do half of that. They already told their fleet it's going to be on limits.
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