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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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Pat McBride with a deckload of blackcod from the western Aleutians during the 1980s. Photo courtesy Barb McBride.
Pat McBride, Aleutians blackcod pioneer, passes at 69
Sockeye salmon fills the drying racks in the village of Newhalen on Lake Iliamna. Scott Bartlett photo.
Battle flares anew over Alaska subsistence fisheries
Despite disappointing prices far below the record-breaking 2022 season, Bristol Bay fishermen landed 38 million fish by the end of July, surpassing the forecast of 37 million fish. BBRSDA photo.
Market Report: Alaska Salmon
Alaska pollock. NMFS photo.
North Pacific council hears calls for hard cap on chum bycatch
Red king crab. NOAA photo.
Crabbers get 2 million pound quota for Bristol Bay red king crab
Red king crab. NOAA photo.
Southeast Alaska king crab seasons closed; better prospects seen for 2024-25
Coho salmon. NMFS photo.
Big coho run on the Kuskokwim River – but not many fishermen
Sockeye Leads the Pack, Pink Salmon Prices Crash, Protests Erupt as Fishermen Grapple with Dismal Season. Doug Stewart photo.
Economic storm hits Alaska's fishing industry 2023 salmon harvest dips, prices dive
Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association photo.
Bristol Bay processors hit fishermen with 50-cent price, protests coming
There are dozens of docks and other facilities where boats can tie up the harbor, and Captains Bay remains a favorite of transient and local fleets. Charlie Ess photo.
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