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By Terry Dillman Depending on who’s talking, 2012 could usher in a new era or the end of the world as we know it – bring transformation or cataclysm. If […]

By Terry Dillman Depending on who’s talking, 2012 could usher in a new era or the end of the world as we know it – bring transformation or cataclysm. If […]

Several fishermen and tour operators are heading for Washington D.C. next week to lobby for changes in the US Forest Service budget to emphasize salmon conservation and watershed restoration in […]

Alaska fisheries officials are keeping a close watch on Canadian efforts to track samples from sockeye salmon that showed exposure to infectious salmon anemia virus, or ISA. The concern stems […]

By Bob Links October 2011 When the time comes to decide whether to rebuild your old engine or replace it with a newer model, there are several factors that should […]

July 2011 The 8th Annual Washington Troll Salmon Lunch at Lark in Seattle, sponsored by Washington’s Makah Tribe and the Washington Trollers Association, featured local hook and line-caught Marbled Chinook […]

By Bob Tkacz May 2011 The Alaskan fishing fleet, including resident and outside harvesters, is getting older and earning more, state lawmakers were told in a data-heavy presentation. That good […]

‘From the Fleet’ is intended to allow individuals and organizations the opportunity to express their opinions on commercial fishing-related issues and concerns. The views expressed herein are the opinions of […]

The Canadian Government has awarded a $24,000 grant to the commercial fishing group, the Canadian Highly Migratory Species Foundation, (CHMSF) to develop overseas markets for its sustainably caught albacore tuna, […]

A workshop that helps commercial fishermen better use and maintain onboard refrigeration systems that’s been popular in remote Alaska coastal communities is coming to Anchorage, Alaska. The Alaska Sea Grant […]