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Spotlight: Pacific Northwest
Halibut
With four young children between them, Claire and Emma are spending less time on deck these days while raising the next generation of commercial fishermen. Photo courtesy of Laurel Johnson
Trading deck time for a new chapter ashore: Salmon Sisters
Carli Clancy
Fisheries and Oceans Canada photo.
Fishery officers seize 18,000 pounds of Halibut off Nova Scotia
NF Staff
The Tide-N-Knots rests on its mooring in Bailey’s Mistake, a semi-protected anchorage in Lubec, Maine. Built somewhere in Nova Scotia in 1979, the boat is typical of the rough old Novi workhorses found in Downeast Maine. Greg McConnell photo.
Boat of the month: Tide-N-Knots
Paul Molyneaux
A Southeast Alaska commercial fisherman has been sentenced for conspiring to illegally harvest halibut. Shutterstock photo.
Alaska halibut fisherman convicted in ghost fishing scheme
NF Staff
Pacific halibut fishermen across all sectors—commercial, sport, subsistence, and personal use—will compete for the smallest harvest set in the 102-year history of the International Pacific Halibut Commission. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Halibut quota hits record low as fishermen compete for shrinking catch
Laine Welch
"The health of our fisheries and the impact of trawling has emerged as a top tier issue for Alaska’s decision makers," stated operations director Ryan Astalos. Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
Thousands of Alaskans urge Begich to ban bottom trawling
NF Staff
Following tense U.S.-Canada negotiations, the International Pacific Halibut Commission set the 2026 Pacific halibut harvest at a historic low at last week's meeting. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Sanctions threats loom as IPHC sets historic low 2026 halibut harvest
Carli Clancy
Photo courtesy of Amanda Wayne
IPHC defers Alaska halibut bag limit proposal
NF Staff
Pacific halibut. Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
Catch limits down slightly for Pacific halibut fishery
Laine Welch
Photo courtesy of melissamn
Pacific halibut catches declined this year
Laine Welch
2025 Highliner Bob Alverson. Photo courtesy of the Alverson family
Hard work, persistence paid off for FVOA's Bob Alverson
Margaret Bauman
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