Fish News
ADF&G’S 2016 Upper Cook Inlet sockeye salmon FORECAST
Cook Inlet sockeye forecast predicts growth Posted: November 17, 2015 – 9:09pm By ELIZABETH EARL Peninsula Clarion The Alaska Department of Fish and Game predicts that the Upper Cook Inlet...
read moreADF&G’s 2015 Upper Cook Inlet Commercial Salmon Season Summary
2015 UPPER COOK INLET COMMERCIAL SALMON FISHERY SEASON SUMMARY The 2015 Upper Cook Inlet (UCI) commercial harvest of approximately 3.1 million salmon was 15% less than the recent 10-year average...
read moreKenai Senior Center receives salmon donation
Peninsula Clarion Posted: September 23, 2015 – 9:45pm | Updated: September 23, 2015 – 9:54pm Ben Boettger/Peninsula Clarion Kenai Senior Center cook Melissa “Missy” Bailey...
read moreAn Outdoor View: The money motive
By Les Palmer Posted in the Peninsula Clarion: September 4, 2015 Bill Santos, who lives in Taunton, Mass., called me earlier this week, and the talk soon turned to fishing. For many years, Bill made...
read moreState Supreme Court hears setnet ban arguments
By DJ Summers, Alaska Journal of Commerce Published: 2015.08.26 05:26 PM In a matter of months, the Alaska Supreme Court will decide if Alaskans can legally ban an entire group of fishermen by...
read moreKTVA TV piece on the anti-setnetter ballot inititative
Episode 17: Kenai Fish Wars by Rhonda McBride, Host of Frontiers Watch the video here. Our entire program is devoted to the battle between the Kenai River sport fishing industry and the Cook Inlet...
read moreAlaska Wild Salmon Day August 10th. Let’s do it!
Alaska Wild Salmon Day August 10th. Let’s do it! Are you ready for Alaska Wild Salmon Day? The Legislature has a bill pending to make August 10th an official Alaska Wild Salmon Day—but...
read moreReport highlights big economic impact of seafood industry in Southcentral Alaska
A new report by the McDowell Group commissioned by the Alaska Salmon Alliance (ASA) has found that commercial fishing in Southcentral Alaska has an economic impact of $1.2 billion.
read more“The Breach” Documentary Brings Cultural Importance of Alaskan Salmon to Lower 48 (Fish Radio)
SEAFOODNEWS.COM [Fish Radio with Laine Welch] July 13, 2015 This is Fish Radio .I’m Stephanie Mangini. For the love of salmon. I’ll tell you more after this Alaskan Quota and Permits in...
read moreSummer at Graveyard: In a seemingly abandoned place, a new economic model emerges and a family adapts
Alaska Dispatch News by Tara Young Suzanna Caldwell – July 11, 2015 In a seemingly abandoned corner of Bristol Bay, a new economic model emerges and a family adapts KVICHAK BAY — Last...
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