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Fishermen expecting settlement in case against Bristol Bay newcomer Extreme

Lawyer for two set netters says Extreme Salmon is likely to agree to settlement to make good on 2014 season

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 12, 2015 06:36 GMT
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A US-based lawyer for two set netters said Extreme Salmon, a newcomer to Alaska's salmon sector last year and part of Extreme Seafoods, is likely to agree to settlement to make good on 2014 season [...]

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