Haines gillnetting season bounces back with late surge of sockeye
Haines commercial fishermen saw a much better salmon season this year than last.
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Pandemic economy contributes to record Southeast Dungeness crab prices
The size of the harvest was close to average, but the value of the crab was exceptional.
Alaska does have more men than women, but the odds aren’t that odd
There are more men than women here. But it’s not as big of a difference as you might think.
With chum runs crashing, Yukon River fish processor pivots to greenhouses
To keep up local employment, Kwik’pak Fisheries pivoted last summer when the chum runs started dropping. If workers couldn’t catch food, they could grow it.
‘An ecosystem in a single creature’: Alaskans celebrate Wild Salmon Day in Kenai Peninsula
Aug. 10 is Alaska Wild Salmon Day. Gov. Bill Walker set aside the day in 2016 to honor the iconic Alaska species.
How could British Columbia commercial fishery closures affect Southeast Alaska?
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While the closures are devastating for B.C., they shouldn’t move world markets.
With fisherman caught in middle, state and feds promise more cooperation on fishing regulations
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The word “confusion” came up a lot in a meeting with state and federal managers to describe the state’s June 28 Kuskokwim River opening.
Record-high Copper River prices boost optimism for Bristol Bay fishery
Restaurants are welcoming more diners as COVID-19 restrictions relax, driving greater demand for salmon.
Low salmon run forecast for Yukon River
Yukon River subsistence fishing will be closed until the return size is clearer.
Ketchikan king salmon derby canceled due to concern over wild fish stocks
It would have been the first king salmon derby in Ketchikan since 2017.