Neah Bay News

SEKIU HAD A nice halibut opener last week. "It was a decent fishery," Donalynn Olson of Olson's Resort said.

The Makah tribe will receive a $1 million federal Economic Development Administration grant to help design and permit a new fishing dock, warehouse and related office building to replace key, aging facilities, the U.S. Department of Commerce said this week.

Early signs indicate schools of chinook are now cruising off the coast in fairly good numbers as the nontribal commercial troll fishery - which opened May 1 - has been catching fish when the weather allows them to get out of port.

'I'm enjoying it': Sea kayaker Duff reaches first destination in North Atlantic row to Iceland -- 5/28/12 -06:36 PM Projects that will give Clallam and Jefferson counties a foothold in the future of high-speed Internet connectivity are expected to go online this summer, and no later than August 2013.

Olympia, WA - The recreational halibut fishery off the north coast of Washington will reopen Thursday, May 31, and Saturday, June 2, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announced today.

Kinder Morgan Canada announced this month that it will seek to twin its Trans Mountain Pipeline between northern Alberta and Burnaby.

An advertising and marketing executive has come up with the idea of putting floating billboards on Lake Union and Lake Washington in Seattle.

Members of the Strait of Juan de Fuca Ecosystem Recovery Network will discuss wilderness preservation proposals and local Puget Sound Champion Awards when they meet today.

The sinking of two lobster boats is rekindling memories of hostilities among lobstermen two years ago that led to a near-fatal shooting, boats being sunk and a barrage of lobster trap vandalism along Maine's lobster-rich coast.

The Coast Guard rescued three fishermen, Wednesday, after their 37-foot vessel Karanna ran aground on the Chibahdehl Rocks, approximately four miles west of Neah Bay, Wash.

The Coast Guard rescued three crewmen from a fishing boat that ran aground early Wednesday on rocks about four miles west of Neah Bay.

EACH OPENING INSPIRES three questions about the seafood that is coming in season.