A few weeks ago the security alarm at the Homer News went off on a Saturday. We’ve always known the…
Herring fisheries are moving up the coast to Kodiak, Cook Inlet and the Bering Sea, after the Sitka Sound herring…
The 2018 halibut season got off to a late, rocky and confusing start when the International Pacific Halibut Commission was…
ADF&G has released the 2018 Bristol Bay sockeye salmon processing capacity survey summary, and to the surprise of almost no…
The controversial Stand For Salmon ballot initiative aiming for a place on the November 2018 state-wide ballot has cleared an…
The Alaska Board of Fisheries is holding a meeting for state-wide Dungeness crab, shrimp and other miscellaneous shellfish next week,…
The International Pacific Halibut Commission annual meeting ended last week with the two countries involved, the United States and Canada,…
The North Pacific Fisheries Management Council is preparing for its 237th plenary meeting beginning Monday, Feb. 5, continuing through Feb….
Kenai Peninsula Sen. Peter Micciche has pre-filed Senate Bill 135 that aims to create a new administrative area and reduce…
Alaska’s congressional delegation has secured another short-lived extension to exempt smaller Alaska fishing vessels, under 79 feet, from Environmental Protection…
A tax dispute between a single fishing company and the state of Alaska could have far-reaching consequences for fishing towns…
Alaska fishermen had a mixed year in 2017, with prices up but product down in some crab fisheries, quota up…
Warming waters may be opening up new opportunities for fishermen in Southeast Alaska as spawning market squid have been spotted,…
