Meg Duff
Fisheries ReporterMeg Duff is a fisheries reporter for KDLG's Bristol Bay Fisheries Report. She is also a freelance journalist, writing and making audio stories for publications like Scientific American, MIT Technology Review, Outside, Slate and Yale Climate Connections. Meg has a master's in journalism from New York University.
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Hoy went missing July 25 after a fall overboard near Egegik Bay. -
This weekend’s closure may have marked the first time this regulation was used in Bristol Bay. -
From watching waves to measuring water temperature, families are passing down wisdom. -
A number of bears have been spotted in Dillingham. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game shares tips for keeping bears away. -
It’s our final show of the season. The total run for the season so far has surpassed 50 million salmon. KDLG’s Ryan Berkoski shares surprises from this summer's numbers. Climate specialist Rick Thoman reflects on this week’s heat. Justin Taufaso talks about his first summer working for a processor. Bristol Bay fishers share what they have learned about fishing from their families. -
Monday’s baywide catch was just around 380,000 fish total, continuing to pull the majority of that number from the Naknek/Kvichak and drawing in the rest from the remaining districts. Both the Wood River and Naknek tower crews are packing things up for the season, as we get their final escapement counts for the year. -
The sockeye returning to Bristol Bay this year were, on average, the smallest the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has ever seen. -
Court documents show ongoing uncertainty about Peter Pan's future. -
As the season winds down, fishing crews weigh how long to keep fishing. -
A recent Supreme Court decision could have important implications for fisheries in Alaska.
