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Margaret Bauman
Alaska Correspondent
Margaret Bauman is an Alaskan journalist focused on covering fisheries and environmental issues.
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Albacore tuna typically range from 20-30 inches long and 10-30 pounds, but they can grow larger. Shutterstock photo.
Pacific tuna fishery opens in Eastern Gulf of Alaska
David Witherell is retiring as executive director of the North Pacific Fishery Management Council. NPFMC photo.
NPFMC executive director David Witherell to retire in October
Fishmonger Brenden Katchatag at New Sagaya's seafood department in Anchorage, Alaska, shows off some of the fresh whole silver salmon from Yakutat that were selling quickly at $7.99 a pound. The price of other fillets of fresh cohos ranged from $13.95 a pound to $18.99 a pound in Anchorage and $24.99 at the Pike Place Fish Market in Seattle. Margaret Bauman photo.
Alaska salmon harvests near 185 million fish
A fishing vessel that ran aground off Afognak Island has leaked diesel fuel into the Gulf of Alaska. Coast Guard photo.
Grounded fishing vessel towed to Kodiak harbor
Heavy sheening is visible around a grounded fishing vessel off Afognak Island. U.S. Coast Guard photo.
Grounded fishing vessel spills diesel in Gulf of Alaska
New Sagaya's seaafood department in Anchorage was advertising five pounds of fresh silver salmon fillets for $219 delivered in Alaska and the Lower 48, and headed and gutted cohos for $7.99 a pound. Margaret Bauman photo.
Pink salmon harvests falling short in Alaska, Russia
Beginning Jan. 1, fish and fish products from foreign fisheries listed on NOAA’s List of Foreign Fisheries without a comparability finding will be barred from entering U.S. markets. Shutterstock photo.
NOAA Fisheries issues seafood import restrictions on 46 nations
The Coast Guard is investigating reports of unidentified containers found on and around Montague Island, Alaska. Coast Guard photo.
Shoreline pollution on Alaska's Montague Island under Coast Guard scrutiny
Nearly all Atlantic salmon consumed globally is farmed in sea cages. Shutterstock photo.
ASF supports wild fish over farmed Atlantic salmon
Paddy O’Donnell’s Caravelle is an 85-foot catcher vessel. Paddy O’Donnell photo.
Electronic monitoring embraced by Gulf of Alaska trawlers
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July 24, 2026
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Commercial fishermen and passenger vessel operators in Gloucester, Mass., are feeling the strain of rising diesel and fuel costs. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
July 24, 2026
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With a focus on quality and value, Sord Fishing Products has introduced a line of knives for a variety of fisheries. While priced higher than the knives commonly used in commercial fisheries, Sord knives come with a lifetime guarantee. Sord photo.
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The 35-foot Nora J sustained significant damage in a July 21 collision with the 62-foot Tabitha about 22 miles off Grays Harbor, Wash. A crew from Coast Guard Station Grays Harbor picked up three crew before the boat sank. Coast Guard photo.
July 23, 2026
Coast Guard says two boats collide off Washington; no injuries reported