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Spotlight: Pacific Northwest
King Crab
All three Bering Sea crab fisheries open Oct. 15, with measured harvest levels as stocks continue to rebuild. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
2026-27 catch limits set for red king, snow, and Bairdi crab
NF Staff
The Sinking of the Scandies Rose: The Untold Story of an Alaskan Fishing Disaster, by Decker Watson. ISBN-13 978-1668212271. Courtesy of Gallery Books
A tragedy retold: Inside ‘The Sinking of the Scandies Rose’
Paul Molyneaux
Pollock industry groups have raised concerns that proposed trawl restrictions could unintentionally increase salmon encounters, fuel use, and overall bycatch. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Bycatch bill advances amid pollock concerns
Carli Clancy
Southeast Alaska will see back-to-back commercial red king crab fisheries for the first time in more than 20 years. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Southeast gets rare back-to-back red king crab season
Carli Clancy
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has announced a 2026-27 total allowable catch of approximately 4.74 million pounds for Alaska golden king crab. Photo courtesy of Keyport LLC
Alaska golden king crab TAC rises 13 percent for 2026-27 season
NF Staff
Alaska’s newly built crab hatchery is inside the Trident Seafoods plant on St. Paul Island in the Bering Sea. Shiona Melovidov photo.
Partners hatch a project to return Alaska king crab stock to health
Wesley Loy
Red king crab. NOAA photo.
North Pacific council to study new options to reduce bottom trawling
Margaret Bauman
F/V Aleutian Ballard from season 2 of Deadliest Catch is onto it's second life as a tour vessel. Photo courtesy of Giddings Boatworks
Aleutian Ballad finds second life in Alaska
NF Staff
Todd Meadows, 25, a deckhand on the F/V Aleutian Lady, died Feb. 25 in an overboard accident about 170 miles north of Dutch Harbor, Alaska. Captain Rick Shelford via Facebook.
‘Deadliest Catch’ crew member dies in overboard accident
NF Staff
Craig Morris became president of Keyport LLC, a major processor and supplier of wholesale wild-caught crab and frozen seafood, on Feb. 24. Photo courtesy of Keyport
GAPP's Craig Morris to join Keyport LLC
Margaret Bauman
Kodiak Crab Festival will return to downtown Memorial Day weekend in 2026. Photo courtesy of Kodiak Crabfest
Kodiak Crab Festival returns Memorial Day weekend in 2026
NF Staff
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