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Salmon sprinters
Third-generation Bristol Bay fisherman Tom Aliotti expands his boatbuilding capacity to supply the bay’s best…
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New national effort to predict, respond to algae blooms
Harmful algae blooms that shut down fisheries and sicken people are the target of new…
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East Coast project to boost oyster breeding
A dozen East Coast universities and federal science groups have been awarded a five-year, $4.4…
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Red king crabs still in a spiral
Alaska red king crabbers fished on a total allowable catch of 4.3 million pounds in…
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Responsible Fisheries Management: Alaska’s certification program will go it alone
The annual meeting for the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute comes to a close Thursday, Oct.…
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Local Catch Network expands with Oregon event
After the first day of the Local Seafood Summit, attendees were treated to a seafood…
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Bristol Bay groups sue EPA
A consortium of Alaska organizations announced today that they will be filing a lawsuit against…
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Undercover activists claim animal abuse at Maine salmon hatchery
The Maine Department of Agriculture is looking into a complaint that animal abuse occurred at…
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Local Catch Summit lands on West Coast
Everyone was up early this Sunday. But it wasn’t to go fishing. It was to…
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All Hands: Alaska determined to overcome tariff troubles
The theme coming out of Alaska seafood’s annual meeting is — no surprise — tariffs.…
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New England council closes in on new herring limits
Years of debate over New England herring are culminating in new fishing limits and an…
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Record low Gulf Coast supply could jolt oyster prices
This spring’s record-shattering flooding from the Mississippi River has wreaked historic havoc on oyster production…