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Yakutat

YAKUTAT is located at Alaska, Gulf of Alaska in USA

YAKUTAT WEATHER

Crew aboard a Bristol Bay gillnetter in the Egegik District of Bristol Bay harvest reds in the world's largest wild sockeye salmon fishery. Photo courtesy of Margaret Bauman

Alaska's wild salmon harvest climbs to over 14.5 million fish

Margaret Bauman

New studies at the University of British Columbia confirm the increasing heat stress for juvenile salmon at this vulnerable stage of their lives. Photo courtesy of University of Alaska Anchorage

Studies document impact of warm streams on juvenile salmon

Margaret Bauman

The Trump administration defended the federal government's decision to block the proposed Pebble Mine in southwest Alaska during oral arguments in federal court last week. Photo courtesy of Save Bristol Bay

Trump administration defends Pebble Mine veto in federal court

NF Staff

State officials say the proposed changes would make Alaska’s water reservation process more efficient, consistent and cost-effective, while supporting development that aligns with the public interest. Photo courtesy of NF Archive

Proposed water regulations changes could profoundly impact salmon streams

Margaret Bauman

Port

  • Alaska

Latitude / Longitude

59.55503° N, 139.7428°W

Office Info

Port office               907-410-7306

Port fax                   907-784-3281

VHF channel                             16

Fish and game         907-784-3255

Pollution hotline     907-410-7306

 

FUEL SUPPLIERS (AREA CODE 907)

Delta Western Fuel 784-3311 or VHF 12

At the Dock

Harbormaster: Erving Grass

Moorage

Yes

Services and Amenities

Freshwater

Electrical hookups$5/day


REPAIR FACILITIES

Fiberglass, wood, and welding

Medical Facilities

Health center  907-784-3275/3391

nearest Coast Guard facilities at Sitka

nearest hospital Juneau or Sitka

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