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Alaskan Red and Blue King Crab fisheries won't open in Southeast

Crab harvests in southeast Alaska this year won’t feature the state’s historic cash crops of Red King Crabs, as historically low population levels per...

 

Fish Factor: Bering Sea crab scientists and stakeholder meet to discuss the outlook for Alaska's biggest crab fisheries

Alaska’s conservative management combined with the grace of Mother Nature are swelling the abundance of two of the state’s largest and most important...

 

Fish Factor's retrospective look back at 2013

Alaska’s seafood industry worked hard again in 2013 to ramp up its message to policy makers, most of whom still tend to overlook the industry’s eco...

 

Fish Factor

It comes as no surprise that the recommendations for next year’s halibut catches are down again for all regions except Southeast Alaska. Fishery s...

 

Golden king crab prices well above average

Golden king crab harvests are slightly down this season but prices for the shellfish are well above average. According to Alaska Department of Fish an... Full story

 

Yesterday's News

October 11, 1913 – The progressive Sons of Norway have decided to carry into execution a plan which can result only to the benefit of all the r...

 

Showcase of undersea photos to be online

If a picture is worth a thousand words, get ready for millions of undersea images - brought to you by a handmade, high definition undersea camera....

 
 By Laine Welch    Dockside    June 13, 2013

Summer not just for salmon, crab seasons getting underway

Amidst the salmon fisheries starting up all across the state, several Alaska crab seasons also get underway each summer. In mid-June, the summer...

 
 By Laine Welch    Dockside    June 6, 2013

Kodiak set net salmon fishery gets underway

Salmon set net families were streaming out of Kodiak all week, heading to their summer sites to get ready for the June 9 season opener. Their...

 
 By Laine Welch    Dockside    April 18, 2013

Fish Factor- King crab research lab shares findings

Did you know that red king crabs are cannibals and eat their babies, but blue king crabs do not? Or that deep water golden king crabs along the Aleuti...

 

Fish Factor

Alaska’s seafood industry worked hard this year to ramp up its message to policy makers, especially those from rail belt regions who tend to o...

 

Fish Factor

Dutch Harbor-Unalaska held onto the title of the nation’s top fishing port for the 15th year in a row, with over 700 million pounds of fish and c...

 

Fish Factor

The OceansAlaska Marine Science Center has barely opened its doors and tiny oysters are already growing out at the new floating facility at George...

 

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