Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Scientists to launch new ocean acidification study
The research in Prince William Sound will make use of wave gliders that look like surfboards.
Labels:
ocean acidification,
Prince William Sound,
research
Sunday, April 27, 2014
It's on at Togiak
The Togiak sac roe herring fishery opened at 6 p.m. today.
Here's the announcement from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
The quota is an enormous 27,890 tons, but the roe market reportedly is lousy. So it'll be interesting to see whether processors, gillnetters and seiners show much appetite this year for Togiak herring.
Here's the announcement from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
The quota is an enormous 27,890 tons, but the roe market reportedly is lousy. So it'll be interesting to see whether processors, gillnetters and seiners show much appetite this year for Togiak herring.
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Trawl company fined over illegal lingcod catch
Here's the press release.
Labels:
Fishermen's Finest,
guilty plea,
lingcod,
U.S. Intrepid
'Deadliest Catch' turns 10
The reality TV show Deadliest Catch kicks off its 10th season tonight.
Featured boats will include the Northwestern, Time Bandit, Wizard, Cape Caution, Saga, Seabrooke and Cornelia Marie.
Featured boats will include the Northwestern, Time Bandit, Wizard, Cape Caution, Saga, Seabrooke and Cornelia Marie.
Friday, April 18, 2014
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Confirmed
The Alaska Legislature today confirmed all of Gov. Sean Parnell's appointees, including the following:
Board of Fisheries
Sue Jeffrey, Kodiak
John Jensen, Petersburg
Fritz Johnson, Dillingham
Reed Morisky, Fairbanks
Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission
Bruce Twomley, Juneau
Fishermen's Fund Advisory and Appeals Council
Larry Bartman, Manokotak
Board of Fisheries
Sue Jeffrey, Kodiak
John Jensen, Petersburg
Fritz Johnson, Dillingham
Reed Morisky, Fairbanks
Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission
Bruce Twomley, Juneau
Fishermen's Fund Advisory and Appeals Council
Larry Bartman, Manokotak
More on the proposed CFEC transfer
Deckboss didn't have time to catch this morning's legislative hearing on House Bill 386, but was able to snag this sponsor statement.
The bill would fold the Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission into the Department of Fish and Game.
Basically, state Rep. Paul Seaton, R-Homer, seems to be saying the commission's workload has become too light to justify its continued existence as a standalone agency.
The bill would fold the Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission into the Department of Fish and Game.
Basically, state Rep. Paul Seaton, R-Homer, seems to be saying the commission's workload has become too light to justify its continued existence as a standalone agency.
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