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Gulf of Alaska seeing juvenile cod return, researchers find

The finding is a 'promising' one that could lead to higher total allowable catches in the future

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 15, 2018 15:34 BST
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Despite a die-off that caused fisheries managers to set total allowable catches for Pacific cod at a much lower level for 2018, it appears that juvenile fish are returning to the Gulf of Alaska, the state's Fish Radio reported [...]

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