Centuries of tradition: Wild salmon subsistence and trade supports First People of Prince William...
Before western contact, the first people who lived along Prince William Sound and on the Copper River Delta in and around villages included Eyak...
BOF sets salmon hatcheries session for Oct. 16
Alaska Board of Fisheries officials are planning a special session on salmon hatcheries on Oct. 16 in Anchorage, to hear reports from the Alaska...
Workshop on fishing families set for Sept. 26
A workshop focused on the fishing families involved in Alaska’s seafood industry is slated Wednesday, Sept. 26, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at...
BOF: increased humpy production not an emergency
In a 4-3 decision on July 17, the Alaska Board of Fisheries declined to reverse its decision allowing for an increase of 20 million...
NVE opposes reduction in hatchery production
In a resolution to the Alaska Board of Fisheries, Native Village of Eyak Traditional Tribal Council urged that hatchery production issues be reviewed during...
Deadline for comments for BOF special meeting is July 9
July 9 is the deadline for written comments for a special meeting of the Alaska Board of Fisheries on four emergency petitions, including one...
No commercial opener for Copper River salmon fishery
Faced with a sonar count that is the ninth lowest on record since 1978, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game said the Copper...
Kings looking good, sockeyes are slow
Updated at 4:00 p.m., May 18Early reports for the 2018 opener of the famed Copper River salmon fishery are that the Chinooks are looking...
Tanner crab devoured during celebration dinner
Local fishermen, cannery employees and government officials celebrated Cordova’s first Tanner crab fishery in 30 years with plates of fresh crab, shared with friends,...
Commissioner’s permit fishery attracts 16 harvesters
Sixteen permit holders signed up, with 12 vessels making landings through March 13, in a commissioner’s permit Tanner crab fishery in the eastern and...
