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Marty Scanlon's 43-foot longliner Provider II leaves the dock in New York.
Letter: Observer waiver expires, increasing risk to longline fleet
Northern Lights: Deemed essential
Sockeye salmon. Alaska Department of Fish and Game photo.
What if there’s no salmon fishery? How covid-19 could affect salmon populations
Ben Hoffman (far left) of Bean
Northern Lights: Soup kitchen thrives on salmon culture
Congress must act to save U.S. fishing industry
Magic Fish Co. crew prepping longline pot gear in Homer, Alaska. Buck Laukitis photo
Keep fishermen fishing: Food producers are essential to our health and survival
Unloading Alaska halibut. NOAA photo.
Mail Buoy: Once upon a time in Alaska
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown. Governor Kate Brown Flickr photo
Letter: Oregon governor busts a move on carbon pollution
Americans are loving seafood
Alaska Cook Inlet setnetters make up a historic fishery and fleet. Amy Grannum photo.
United Fishermen of Alaska: Governor cheers commercial losses on Facebook
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A Gulf of Maine Research Institute vessel studies cod populations in the Gulf of Maine. Photo courtesy of GMRI
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Three Alaskan harvesters have been charged with intentionally sinking their respective fishing boats in Southeast Alaska. Shutterstock photo.
March 4, 2026
Three Alaskans charged with intentionally sinking fishing boats