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Charlie Ess is the North Pacific Bureau Chief for National Fisherman.
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Albacore hooked on a bait pole offshore Oregon. NOAA Fisheries West Coast photo.
Hungry markets for West Coast albacore with prices on the upswing
Fresh caught blackcod, also known as sablefish, sits on ice in a Newport, Ore., fish market. NOAA photo by Alix Smith.
Fish farming fears take root as domestic demand for blackcod rises
The F/V Woodstock, a blackcod and halibut longliner out of Sitka, Alaska. Photo by Joshua Roper/Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute.
Alaska halibut allocations are treading; strong spawns for blackcod
Leilani Luhrs fishes for salmon out of Togiak, Alaska. Photo courtesy Leilani Luhrs.
Who we are: Leilani Luhrs
Pacific Sardines. NOAA photo.
West Coast sardine season shuttered for a second year
Herring caught during an acoustic trawl survey of Lynn Canal in Southeast Alaska. NOAA photo.
Alaska herring run looks stronger for 2017
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