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Charlie Ess
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Charlie Ess is the North Pacific Bureau Chief for National Fisherman.
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Dungeness crab. Susan Chambers photo.
Dungeness crab: Despite shutdowns, Oregon fleet fares well; live market spikes prices to $6.28 per pound
Alaska pollock. NOAA photo.
Pollock: Season surges as fish sticks rule the covid marketplace
Who we are: Stuart Skogmo
California red urchin. Photo by Kirk Onthank/CC BY-NV 4.0
Urchins: Open season on purps with goal to help restore red urchins, abalone
Deckhand Henry Perales on the Bering Sea crabber Lisa Marie. NF Crew Shots
King crab: Uncertainty as coming season hinges on biomass calculations
Alaska halibut. NOAA photo.
North Pacific Groundfish: Flatfish landings ahead as rockfish lag
California market squid. NOAA photo.
Pacific Squid: Trade hurdles to China remain, but prices are steady
Alaska pollock. NOAA photo.
Pandemic demand for frozen foods buoys Alaska pollock
Sablefish, also called blackcod. NOAA photo.
Pacific blackcod market: Higher quotas collide with weaker demand for abundant and smaller fish
The 54-foot longliner/tender Charles T first came to Alaska as a cannery shrimper in the 1920s. Cheryl Ess photo.
Boat of the Month: Charles T
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