National Fisherman

Alaska

Tribal and environmental groups intend to sue NOAA Fisheries for the currently postponed NET Study. Photo courtesy of Anney_Lier on Shutterstock.

Bottom trawling experiment delayed in Northern Bering Sea

Carli Stewart

Photo by Brian Yurasits on Unsplash

Pacific halibut quotas declining throughout coast

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Crew training program aims to hook new deckhands

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The Tongass and Chugach rivers contribute on average 48 million fish to Alaska's salmon fishery every year. Sitka Conservation Society.

Communities hanging on king salmon lawsuit outcome

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Photo by Hanson Lu on Unsplash

NOAA releases inaugural 'State of Alaska Aquaculture' report

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Salmon courtesy of NOAA Fisheries

'Competitive dominance' of pink salmon observed as numbers grow

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Podcast: Galley Stories EP 85 Captain Curtis Johnson FV Alaska Spirit

Doug Stewart

A happy crew on the Rita K in Bristol Bay, Alaska. Photo courtesy Omar Keval.

Bristol Bay captain fishes shallow waters with aluminum through-picker

Paul Molyneaux

Senate Bill 209, regarding electronic monitoring in Alaska state fisheries, has raised concerns among fishermen and industry members. Photo by SeregaSibTravel on Shutterstock.

Fishermen voice opposition to electronic monitoring bill

Carli Stewart

Commentary: U.S. salmon purchase is just a Band-Aid

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Alaska's Bristol Bay salmon industry on the brink. As overstuffed markets and looming high-volume harvests loom, the financial solvency of the industry hangs by a thread. Justin Del Boulter photo.

Bristol Bay salmon fishermen face uncertain 2024

Charlie Ess