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It’s our final show of the season. Marine safety programs rely on a database that tracks commercial fishing deaths, but after mass layoffs at multiple federal agencies, it’s unclear if anyone is updating that info. Economist Gunnar Knapp shares history of seafood processors in Bristol Bay.
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ADF&G extended the hunt around Togiak to manage the area's robust population and provide more hunting opportunity. As of Friday, 17 moose have been…
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Togiak has Bristol Bay’s smallest and latest salmon run, but it's following the Nushagak's lead and broke through 1980’s total run record of 1.2 million…
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Ugashik put away another 400,000 sockeye Saturday, while Naknek-Kvichak and Nushagak catches tapered off a little. Now the number everyone is wondering…
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Tuesday was another 2 million fish day, lots of fishing opportunity through Bristol Bay, and even more sunshine – but where are those Kvichak fish? All…
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No more free week, a loophole closed in Togiak, and a change for d-boats are among the 2016 changesThe Bristol Bay salmon fishery will see some changes…
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Alaska’s Board of Fisheries kept busy today, deliberating about 20 changes to Bristol Bay’s commercial fisheries, although only a few passed.In a full day…
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Fishermen will have to drop a blue card and register to fish in any district from the get-go next summer.The Alaska Board of Fisheries voted unanimously…
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Togiak's Advisory Committee is looking for more protection for the local fleet --- and to continue protecting kings.At their meeting Monday to discuss the…
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The fish may have outlasted the fleet this year, as returns are still continuing but effort is winding down.Through Monday, the total Bristol Bay sockeye…