Alaska

Avocado Toast with Beet Cured Alaska Salmon. Photo ASMI

Northern Lights: Alaska Seafood’s time is now

Guest Author

The crew of the F/V Vansee (above) preps new CodCoil, or slinky, pots. The gear is made for longliners tired of feeding whales a seafood buffet and is noted for being collapsible and lightweight. Shawn McManus photo.

Off the hook: Slinky pots revolutionize Alaska’s blackcod fishery

Brian Hagenbuch

Off-loading Alaska halibut. Earl D. Walker/Shutterstock

Cut off: Council makes sweeping changes on public input

Jessica Hathaway

Ben Ahrens with his wife Shelby and three sons, Brayden, 11, Colben, 9, and 7-year-old Laeth.

Who we are: Ben Ahrens

Charlie Ess

Alaska cod: Gulf cod stocks creep back, but Bering and Aleutian still down

Charlie Ess

This view of the Kuskokwim River in southwest Alaska was taken from NASA’s DC-8 flying laboratory as part of the Active Sensing of CO2 Emissions over Nights, Days and Seasons (ASCENDS) experiment. Peter Griffith/NASA

Salmon snag: Alaska judge strikes against Donlin mine permit

Jessica Hathaway

Photo by Jeff Johnson

Last Set: Dutch Harbor, Alaska

NF Staff

Peter Pan Seafood Co.’s Rodger May and his wife, Lisa, gifted a Douglas R4D-8Z (Super DC-3) aircraft to VIPER Transitions in Alaska, a nonprofit that supports veterans through employment training and outreach programs.

Peter Pan exec donates plane to veteran group

Jessica Hathaway

Petty Officer 1st Class Nicolas Santos, a boatswain’s mate with the Coast Guard cutter John McCormick, operates the cutter’s small boat alongside the fishing vessel Tenisha Rose in Sitka Sound, Alaska, during a commercial fishing vessel safety inspection

Alaska reps call for help to fight mask mandate

Laine Welch

Lexi and Adam Hackett with their children, Isla and Leo. Hackett family photo.

Fish & Family: Q&A with Lexi Hackett

The Scandies Rose. NTSB image.

Editor’s Log: Safety first

Jessica Hathaway