The results from the summer trawl surveys showed “substantial” drops in numbers of king crab and bairdi tanners in Bristol Bay.

A good Samaritan vessel and the Coast Guard came to the aid of a scallop crew on Sunday after an alleged attack that ended in one member of the crew being pronounced dead aboard a …

The afternoon of Sept. 10, 2017, was not a particularly noteworthy day for the crew of the Langley Douglas. The 79-foot steel trawler left Amory’s Seafood Market pier in Hampton, Va., and headed into the …

A Cushing, Maine, lobsterman charged with seaman's manslaughter in the death of two crewmen nearly four years ago is expected to plead guilty next week.

American and Canadian negotiators have successfully brokered a deal to renew the Pacific Salmon Treaty.

The era of secret fishing spots is over, as reporting becomes a must to keep public trust.

Boycotting king salmon may make you feel like you’re contributing to the cause. But the fish is already caught. Fishermen fish to quotas, not restaurant orders.

It was a banner season for Bristol Bay salmon, but not so much for the rest of Alaska’s salmon fishermen. Still it was better than the slim season most California fishermen got.

We spoke with Andy Wink well-known Alaska seafood economist and new executive director of the Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association about his background, fisheries data and what's next for the BBRSDA.

We will not forget the crew of the Destination. May they finally rest in peace.