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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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- Epic government pollock buy
- Washington watch
- Your thoughts on Trump's order
- Container ship captain arrested
- Salmon notes
- Northline settles
- Salmon notes
- Otter outcry
- Looking to break into fishing?
- Kodiak gets second fast-response cutter
- Bits and pieces
- Notable reading
- 17 Chinook per permit
- Support for Sea Grant
- Five fishermen indicted
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- Nearly $1.2M penalty imposed in pollution case
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6 comments:
This Gov program is clearly of great benefit to the pollock industry but as a federal taxpayer I have to wonder how much of this frozen product going to so many diverse destinations via trucks gets mishandled and ends up being discarded. Our infrastructure in the U.S. for handling frozen fish properly and efficiently is sorely lacking. Also I have to wonder if an early introduction to so much of the lowly pollock at school doesn't turn young people away from being fish consumers later in life?
School lunches are exactly the same in prison. If we pardon a few more people we could improve the pollock & pink salmon markets, and make those Drag Queens Great Again!
Just as much of it as any other type of frozen meat? Frozen fish sticks is about as stable as it gets… and they’re actually delicious and can be cooked by a child in an oven or microwave.
Love me some fish sticks!
Omg! The government is trying to serve Alaskan seafood to kids all over the country! Shame on them!
Why is it the governments job to feed your kids? Shame on You!
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