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Atlantic bluefin tuna fishermen are debating limits for the 2018 season. But would it make a difference in biomass or just in landings? Corky Decker photo.
How many bluefin will you keep?
Alaska-raised chef Aaron Apling-Gilman at work in the kitchen.
Put your best food forward
Don’t step on the fish!
Captain Shayan Rohani and Deckhand Ryan Higginbotham of the setnet skiff Mosquito haul in a huge low tide switch set of sockeye salmon near the mouth of the Kvichak River in Bristol Bay. Corey Arnold photo
Pebble state permit application spawns more than 1,000 comments
A NOAA observer collecting scale samples from a yellowtail flounder. NOAA photo.
A hard look at NOAA’s observer program
Bering Sea trawlers, like U.S. Seafoods' 128-foot Alaska Knight, have stood down to allow a quota loophole to be closed in Alaska's cod FMP. Corey Arnold photo
Alaska cod quotas light up a loophole
The 46-foot dragger Queen Ann's Revenge and her two-man crew has been missing off the New Jersey coast after a distress call
Two still missing off Barnegat Light, N.J.
Book excerpt: Harpoon
3-D laser scanner captures the surface in millions of points. The point cloud develops a 3D model so the tender Tuxedni gets a wheelhouse that fits perfectly.
Seattle yard puts 3D scanner to use
Captain Shayan Rohani and Deckhand Ryan Higginbotham of the setnet skiff Mosquito haul in a huge low tide switch set of sockeye salmon near the mouth of the Kvichak River in Bristol Bay. Corey Arnold photo
Pebble problems: EPA reinstates Obama-era objection to Bristol Bay mine
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