Massive pink harvest pushes Alaska’s Prince William Sound to 63m salmon for season
Overall, Alaskan fishermen have harvest 219m fish, an increase from the preseason forecast
Alaska lawmaker Mary Peltola’s husband dies in plane crash
Eugene 'Buzzy' Peltola Jr. was the sole occupant of a Piper Super Cub that crashed shortly after takeoff in the US state of Alaska
Alaska’s big salmon season is winding down as new data predicts a smaller haul next year
A preliminary Bristol Bay forecast released last week predicts the 2024 sockeye harvest to be a third smaller than this year
US seafood import volume down 11%, value off 22%, at 2023 halfway point
US seafood imports have fallen back to Earth after a record year, reveals the latest review of seafood trade data maintained by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
US historic schooner turned salmon tender spends the summer in Bristol Bay
The vessel Aleutian Express has had many jobs in its hundred-plus year history. This summer, it tendered salmon during the Bristol Bay fishing season
Alaska delegation to US Congress celebrate salmon task force they helped create
'Salmon are a fundamental part of life in Alaska -- for our families, our communities, our economy and our cultural traditions' -- US senator Dan Sullivan
Alaska’s turbulent salmon season expected to wind down early
Pink runs have mostly peaked and silvers are starting to pick up in some areas of the state, but processors and fishermen are looking at an early finish to the season
Decker takes helm at big Pacific seafood processor group, leaves top spot open at Alaska foundation
'PSPA will collaborate with AFDF toward a smooth transition which ensures key AFDF projects are not interrupted and puts both organizations in a position of strength'
Grist takes North America-wide glance at climate change impact on fisheries
Six of the last seven Dungeness crab seasons off the coast of California have been delayed due to hot spells experienced on the US Pacific Coast
King salmon landings strong in contested Southeast Alaska fishery
One possible explanation for a recent drop in harvesters was the uncertainty created by an ongoing court battle