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Port Moller test fishery: Bristol Bay run may reach 60m sockeye in 2020

Thursday’s increased catch at the test fishery indicate the run is 'four-six days late and greater than 50 million' -- Scott Raborn and Michael Link, test fishery managers

By SeafoodNews.com | July 10, 2020 17:57 BST
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Peggy Parker, Seafood News

Thursday’s increased catch indices at the Port Moller test fishery’s inside stations have resulted in a current interpretation that the run is “four-six days late and greater than 50 million,” report Scott Raborn and Michael Link, managers of the test fishery [...]

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