Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Catch Shares Back Before NOAA Fisheries
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By Margaret Bauman A proposed halibut catch sharing plan for Southcentral and Southeast Alaska that many thought was in the bag is back unde...
IPHC to Announce Preliminary Recommended 2012 Catch Limits
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The International Pacific Halibut Commission planned a webcast for today (Nov 30) to announce stock assessments and the IPHC staff prelimina...
PSPA Says ‘No’ to Pebble Mine
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An umbrella group representing seafood processors operating throughout coastal Alaska has had a change of heart about development of a massi...
Symphony of Seafood Comes to Seattle, Anchorage
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The call is out for product entries for the 19th annual Alaska Symphony of Seafood, coming to Seattle on Feb. 2 and Anchorage on Feb. 10. En...
Canadian Study Focuses on Climate Change Effects on Fisheries
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A new Canadian study on the effects of climate change on fisheries predicts that fisheries in the far north may benefit from climate change,...
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Fatigue: Three Groundings in a Four-Month Period
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By USCG Lt. Jon Lane Commercial fishermen are not strangers to fatigue. Fatigue is a pervasive issue on all fishing boats, both big and smal...
Lowering Of King Crab Lease Fees Under Discussion
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A spokesperson for the Bering Sea Crabbers, Ed Poulsen, says the majority of quota share holders in the Bristol Bay crab fishery have volunt...
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