SEAFOOD.COM by John Sackton – February 17, 2014 The Alaska Board of Fish failed to stand up to the recreational lobby, and ended their session on Cook Inlet salmon by taking two measures to penalize commercial sockeye fishing, while doing nothing about changing...
ASA President Paul Dale was a guest on “Talk of Alaska” last Tuesday on the Alaska Public Radio Network. The subject of the show was “Cook Inlet Fishing Rule Changes”. You can hear a podcast of the show here.
[Ken Tarbox is a retired fisheries biologist] Peninsula Clarion Posted: February 14, 2014 – 8:39am By Ken Tarbox Soldotna The Board of Fish meeting is just about over and unless a last second reconsideration is made the commercial fishery plans are set. The...
By Rashah McChesney / Peninsula Clarion / February 10, 2014 On Monday, the Alaska Board of Fisheries approved several changes to the Central District Drift Gillnet Fishery Management Plan outlined in a proposal submitted by the Matanuska-Susitna Borough Fish and...
By Cristy Fry / SEAWATCH / Homer News 2/8/14 The Alaska Board of Fisheries hammered out a Kenai River king salmon fisheries plan that left the setnetters looking at possibly having only 12 hours of fishing time per week for sockeye depending upon the strength of the...
