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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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- Halibut bycatch case attracts Sullivan, Peltola
- Council appointments on standby
- A regulatory revolution?
- Summer troll fishery set
- Southeast seiner mishap
- Salmon snapshots
- What about disaster funding for trollers?
- Cook Inlet setnetters in line for disaster dollars
- Are Alaska Chinook really endangered?
- Backlash for Peltola trawl bill
- Canada's big news
- Peltola drops another fisheries bill
- Bits and pieces
- An interesting note from the Peter Pan meltdown
- Nick Mavar crosses the bar
- Blotter
- Fish and the farm bill
- The U.S. Coast Guard's new chaplain
- Next up for the CFEC
- More time, please
- Northline drops anchor in Bristol Bay
- More disaster relief
- The state of the industry
- NMFS moves to 'modernize' surveys, cut costs
- Silver Bay to acquire Trident's False Pass plant
- Tragedy near Wrangell
- Liquidating Peter Pan
- More legal conflict in Cook Inlet
- NFI decries Peltola's 'misguided' trawl bill
- State wants more time for Chinook listing comment
- 'Nothing is more critical'
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4 comments:
A lot of good that does the fisherman. Here it is half of 2024 already gone and can't get anything from 2020. Pretty sad when it takes five or more years for the government to pay off any disaster funds. I'm wondering how long they think we live?
I'm still waiting on Gulf cod from 2020.
What is the background of the disaster funding? We are seeing more and more of these. Is the federal government now the guarantor for the fisheries?
You apparently are not a fisherman. But if you are a tree hugger or whatever else and had a disaster, I'm sure you'd be reaching out to the government.
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