Wednesday, January 25, 2012

No Immediate Danger from ISA Virus Says Pathologist

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By Margaret Bauman Alaska’s chief fish pathologist said Dec. 7 that the state’s wild Pacific salmon stocks are in no immediate danger from t...

Lower-Interest Loans for Entry Permits to be Considered by Alaska Legislature

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Legislation introduced in the second session of the 27th Alaska Legislature by Rep. Bryce Edgmon, D- Dillingham, would amend the state’s Com...

Court Rules That NMFS Properly Imposed Fishing Restrictions to Protect Sea Lions

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A federal judge in Anchorage says that commercial fishing restrictions to protect Steller sea lions in the western Aleutian Islands were pro...

Major Processors, Newcomers, Compete in 2012 Alaska Symphony of Seafood

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Seafood industry veterans and newcomers alike are vying for top honors in the 2012 Alaska Symphony of Seafood, with judging in Seattle on Fe...

NOAA Biologists Brave Winter Seas on Sablefish Research Cruise

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Federal fisheries scientists say they hope to get some concrete answers on the age when female sablefish become reproductively active by exa...
Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Oregon’s Pink Shrimp Fishery Trying to Net Eco-Recertification

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By Terry Dillman Yaquina Bay, ORNewport’s fishing fleet casts reflections in Yaquina Bay in the early morning light of a tranquil day. Orego...

Major Processors Pulling Out of MSC Salmon Certification Program

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Eight major primary processors of wild Alaska salmon are phasing out their financial support for the Marine Stewardship council salmon certi...