News
NTSB: Overloading, altered stability linked to tender sinking
The skipper of the 56-foot Pacific Knight, a fish tender under contract with Icicle Seafoods in Bristol Bay, was jarred awake after rolling out of his day bunk early in the morning of July 25, …
Dead right whale off New York raises toll — and pressure on NOAA
A dead North Atlantic right whale found floating off New York’s Long Island Monday afternoon could raise the official death toll of the endangered species to 29 in the last two years, jacking up pressure …
Florida fisherman sentenced in dad’s beating death
A Florida fisherman was sentenced Monday to nearly a decade in prison for fatally beating his father on a commercial fishing boat. Casey Hickok, 32, of Copeland, Fla., hit his sleeping father Robert Hickok, 54, …
StarKist hit with $100 million fine for tuna price fixing
Canned tuna giant StarKist was slammed with a $100 million fine Wednesday for its role in widespread price fixing in the industry, U.S. Department of Justice officials said. U.S. District Court Judge Edward Chen in …
House Democrats vote for offshore oil ban
On Wednesday, the U.S. House of Representatives pushed back on the Trump administration’s goal of expanding offshore oil exploration. Democrats and a smattering of Republicans from coastal districts voted to ban new leasing and drilling …
Viewpoints
Pilothouse Log: Minding the mine
Call it what you like — climate change, natural cycles of the planet, The Inevitable. Even if you believe there’s nothing we can do about the more frequent weather extremes that are affecting our fisheries …
Editor’s Log: Whistling into the wind
As we were going to press, the commercial fishing industry won a major battle in the fight for a voice on the water. (See the full story on page 14 of our October issue.) Before …
Alaska outside and in
The Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute hosts an annual culinary retreat to showcase sustainable seafood. Here are highlights from this year. Nothing can prepare you for the sheer beauty of Alaska until you witness for yourself …
Editor’s Log: Modern history
Our cover story for September is dedicated to an ancient Nordic nation that is headed full-throttle into the future. Iceland may be an island nation, but it is far from isolated. Icelandic fisheries are world …
View from Alaska: Alaska’s global mission
The strength of the Alaska seafood portfolio lies in our wide assortment of species and product forms. In 2018, Alaska produced more than 2.4 billion metric tons of seafood, more than all other U.S. states …
Recipes
Seaweed matters: Seaweed salad, the entrée
It all started a couple of years ago when I …
Super Bowl Crab and Artichoke Dip
This recipe was inspired by Super Bowl Sunday. But let’s …
Tuna Salad Salad
Need something quick and easy for a busy summer weeknight? …
Sesame Bluefin Tuna Steaks
It’s bluefin tuna season in Maine. The small fleet is …
Classifieds
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