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The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is tasked with managing data on the most productive wild salmon fishery in the world. That means managing an incredible amount of data - everything from tracking the enormous runs of tens of millions of fish, down to scales, size and weight of individual salmon. That individual data is collected by Fish and Game techs who go out each tide and sample hundreds of fish at the docks of the processors.
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Peter Pan set an initial base price of $1.10 in June, before fishing began. The company upped the price to $1.25 to stay competitive with other…
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It’s the first time in over two decades that a processor has told its fishermen what they would make before the season starts. No other company has set its base price yet — they usually wait until the end of the season.
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The company announced a base price of $1.10. This is the first time in at least 25 years that a Bristol Bay processor has announced its base price this…
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Fishermen around the state are gearing up for the summer season. Pre-season prices were sky-high for salmon from early fisheries like Copper River, and some in the industry are optimistic about what this summer has in store.
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One of the largest seafood companies in the world has sold Peter Pan Seafoods to three buyers. The sale comes after years of struggle for the seafood…
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Four Alaska salmon processors are trying a new tactic for getting the blue Marine Stewardship Council sustainability label on their fish.DILLINGHAM:…
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An annual program which donates salmon to area schools and organizations in Southwest Alaska held a special send off event on Thursday. KDLG’s Luke…