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PMTF interpretation raises Bristol Bay harvest forecast 45%

Fish streaming through the Port Moller Test Fishery indicate Alaska's largest sockeye fishery may shape up to be booming compared to recent years

By Jeanine Stewart | July 3, 2014 16:46 BST
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The Bristol Bay sockeye season may shape up to be 46% ahead of the initial forecast put out by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, according to the most recently updated in-season forecast from the Anchorage-based Bristol Bay Science Research Institute (BBSRI) [...]

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