A salmon shortfall in Alaska, and predictions of tight wild salmon supplies globally, pushed up dock prices to the highest levels seen in decades.


A salmon shortfall in Alaska, and predictions of tight wild salmon supplies globally, pushed up dock prices to the highest levels seen in decades.

Candidates for AK governor and US Congress to debate fisheries issues at Kodiak; Dave Bronson doesn’t take the bait

AK fishermen get highest pink prices since 1988; all prices soar as global supplies face a squeeze.

Are CDQ groups being used as “political camouflage” by large industrial Outsiders as they fight fishing reforms from behind the names of Alaska villages?

Major emphasis is on proposals that include “proactive and meaningful engagement with the fishing industry” in designing projects.
The new plant at Savoonga, on St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea, provides easier access to the halibut fishing grounds.

Pot lights produce higher catch rates, less hauling time, reduced ecosystem impacts and in some cases, no bait is needed.

The court identified inadequate fisheries data, slow revisions to management plans, limited enforcement and use of shrimp trawls and gillnets in estuarine waters among the problems with the state’s management system.

Plans call for a 100-megawatt data center, up to 350 underwater turbines and 66 “hives” for AI servers in a 1,650-acre corridor in Cook Inlet west of Nikiski at depths of 45 to 166 feet.

“Public patience is wearing thin. If the fishing industry refuses to draw the line at the bottom, the public eventually will.”

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