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Kodiak area herring season slower than expected
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... boats were signed up for the fishery before its April 15 opening. Only 10 boats remain, with the rest going to the Togiak herring fishery. Kodiak city councilman and processing plant manager Gabriel Saravia said that by the end of April in past ... Comment?
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Laine Welch: Copper River's ballyhooed salmon season starts May 16
... fishing boat tours and a filleting contest. As of May 3, boats and tenders were waiting for fish to arrive at Togiak in Bristol Bay, Alaska's largest roe herring fishery. Final tallies at Sitka showed the herring fleet took less than half its ... Comment?
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Chinook salmon research gets legislative funding
... and it is very different," said James Jackson, a fishery manager at ADF&G in Kodiak. "At places like Sitka and Togiak, they have large spawning aggregates and they tend to come in all at once, and you can catch the harvest limit really fast. At ... Comment?
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Laine Welch: Legislature passes reduced Chinook research spending
... it is very different," said James Jackson, a fishery manager with fish and game in Kodiak. "At places like Sitka and Togiak, they have large spawning aggregates and they tend to come in all at once, and you can catch the harvest limit really fast. ... Comment?
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Little enthusiasm for halibut this year
... roe herring fishery opens April 15 with a 5,410 ton harvest quota. Alaska's largest roe herring fishery is at Togiak in Bristol Bay in early May. A catch of 30,000 tons is expected to come out of that fishery. Kings sink in Southeast - The Chinook ... Comment?
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Laine Welch: Enthusiasm down among buyers for first halibut of this year's season
... roe herring fishery opens April 15 with a 5,410-ton harvest quota. Alaska's largest roe herring fishery is at Togiak in Bristol Bay in early May. A catch of 30,000 tons is expected out of that fishery. The world's first land-based, commercially ... Comment?
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Activists fight FDA and fish farms
... summer since 1979, Kim Hubert has fished for sockeye salmon in Alaska's Bristol Bay. It's a family business in tiny Togiak that has, from time to time, also employed his wife and three children. Hubert and his 21-year-old daughter work the nets now. ... Comment?
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Activists fight FDA approval of AquaBountya s genetically engineered salmon
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It’s a family business in tiny Togiak that has, from time to time, also employed his wife and three children. Comment?
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Activists fight FDA approval of AquaBounty's genetically engineered salmon
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... summer since 1979, Kim Hubert has fished for sockeye salmon in Alaska's Bristol Bay. It's a family business in tiny Togiak that has, from time to time, also employed his wife and three children. Hubert and his 21-year-old daughter work the nets now. ... Comment?
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Salmon Runs Boom, Go Bust Over Centuries
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... Normal University, China, Irene Gregory-Eaves with McGill University, Canada, and Mark Lisac and Patrick Walsh with Togiak National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska. Funding was provided by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, the National Science ... Comment?
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Man Dies on Snowmobile Trip Between Villages
A southwest Alaska man died on a snowmobile trip between two villages. Searchers Wednesday found the body of 43-year-old Douglas E. Gamechuk of Togiak. Comment?
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Salmon Runs Can Vary From Century To Century
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... n Normal University, China, Irene Gregory-Eaves with McGill University, Canada, and Mark Lisac and Patrick Walsh with Togiak Comment?
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Salmon Runs Boom, Go Bust Over Centuries
... Normal University, China, Irene Gregory-Eaves with McGill University, Canada, and Mark Lisac and Patrick Walsh with Togiak National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska. Funding was provided by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, the National Science ... Comment?
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Study: Salmon runs boom, go bust over centuries; no 'signal of commercial fishing' in trends
... Normal University, China, Irene Gregory-Eaves with McGill University, Canada, and Mark Lisac and Patrick Walsh with Togiak National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska. Funding was provided by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, the National Science ... Comment?
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Laine Welch: Association seeks to take aches out of fishing
... that meant a drop from more than $800 a ton to less than $300. At Kodiak, prices went from $440 a ton to $220, and at Togiak, from $350 to $164 a ton. A new report by the Juneau-based McDowell Group points out that although Alaska is the world's ... Comment?
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