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Doug Bowen, founder, and Maddie Lightsey, president of Alaska Boats & Permits in Homer, are participants in ComFish Alaska 2026 in Kodiak. Photo by Margaret Bauman
Optimism rising for Alaska fishing boat and permit sales
Margaret Bauman
European Union rules raise red flags for Alaska seafood exports. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
New EU CATCH rules could snarl Alaska seafood trade
NF Staff
NOAA Fisheries has taken the next step in exploring offshore aquaculture development in Alaska. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
NOAA eyes Alaska aquaculture, opens door for public input
NF Staff
Sorting and weighing fish on deck on the 2022 Bering Sea groundfish survey aboard the F/V Alaska Knight. Photo courtesy of Emily Markowitz/NOAA Fisheries.
Alaska lawmakers weigh trawl ban as salmon crisis fuels debate
NF Staff
According to Alaska Fish News, the first peek at Alaska 2026 statewide salmon forecast indicates a big decline in catches. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Alaska salmon harvest projected down sharply in 2026
Laine Welch
A new study released by a global seafood alliance contends that bottom trawling undermines local food systems by displacing small-scale fisheries. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Study argues serious impacts of bottom trawling on food security
Margaret Bauman
A trawl vessel sits docked on Kodiak Island in 2024. Photo courtesy of Nathaniel Herz / Northern Journal
Trawl supporters counter growing anti-industry messaging in Alaska elections
Guest Author
NOAA Fisheries’ Eugenio Piñeiro Soler will deliver an update at the 2026 ComFish Alaska forum in Kodiak. Photo courtesy of ComFish Alaska Facebook
Head of NOAA Fisheries to address ComFish 2026 in Kodiak
Margaret Bauman
The U.S. Coast Guard seized approximately 5.4 metric tons of unreported pollock roe, valued at over $65,000, from the catcher-processor vessel the Northern Edge. Photo courtesy of USCG
Coast Guard seizes unreported pollock roe near Dutch Harbor
NF Staff
A salmon troller, the Tempest, trolls for salmon off the coast. Photo courtesy of Susan Chambers
All gear catch limit for SEAK Chinook salmon jumps to 207,400 fish
Margaret Bauman
United Catcher Boats shared on Facebook, "Sea ice in the Bering Sea has pushed farther south this winter than we’ve seen in decades." Photo courtesy of UCB
Arctic sea hits record low, while Bering Sea ice surges
NF Staff
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