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A recent study by the McKinley Research Group estimates that Bristol Bay’s commercial salmon industry generated $2 billion in economic benefit and an…
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The possibility of significant outbreaks at processing plants, and a decrease in consumer power, poses big questions about the reliability of both supply…
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Another two million on the books yesterday, and Area Management Biologist Travis Elison speculates on how long catches’ll stay at that level. And, we…
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There’s no doubt commercial fishing is hard work. But what was it like a century ago?The double-ender sailboat is a relic of the non-motorized Bristol Bay…
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When the Alaska legislature convenes in Juneau, a group of UAF students will be there to learn about how the lawmaking process affects Bristol Bay.The…
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Board-generated Proposal 277 deals with escapement goals for sockeye salmon in several rivers in the Bay. The Alaska Board of Fisheries will meet next…
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A seafood processor based in Togiak is hoping to come into the Nushagak District later this week to buy coho salmon. KDLG’s Mike Mason has the story.
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The 2013 season will be the last season for one of the men that’s been a constant presence in the Bristol Bay commercial salmon fishery since the…
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A women involved in the seafood processing industry is trying to shed some light on why one area of Bristol Bay has a thriving small seafood processing…
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The massive sockeye fishery that occurs each June and July in Bristol Bay generates about $1.5-billion dollars worth of value according to a new study…