Oct 3, 2009 | Alaska Journal of Commerce
Preliminary value of Bristol Bay salmon nears $130M
Above average 2009 harvests of more than 32 million Bristol Bay salmon of all species were worth nearly $130 million to commercial fishermen, 8 percent above the 20-year-average, state fisheries officials said Sept.
Poll Finds Bristol Bay Residents Favor Subsistence Over Pebble Mine
Submitted by Ted Williams on Wed, 09/23/2009 - 11:25. Groundbreaking research finds 79 percent believe mine would damage salmon fishery; Native leaders and fishermen ask Anglo American CEO to honor promise Anchorage, Alaska A new poll released today finds an overwhelming majority of Bristol Bay residents strongly prefer their subsistence lifestyle ...
Togiak Seafoods begins fish operation in Bristol Bay
A major high-end salmon processor has partnered with a small Bristol Bay community to create the newest company to join the wide array of fish processors that do business in Bristol Bay.
Coast Guard suspends search for man missing near Togiak
The Coast Guard has suspended its search for a commercial fisherman who reportedly fell overboard Friday night near Anchor Point in Togiak Bay.
Bristol Bay drowning victim identified
Alaska State Troopers have identified the Togiak man who drowned in the Bristol Bay area Monday morning as Stephen Luhrs.
Coast Guard recovers body of fisherman in Togiak Bay
KODIAK, Alaska - A Coast Guard HC-130 Hercules aircraft crew from Air Station Kodiak and several good Samaritan vessels search for a man overboard from his fishing vessel near Togiak, Alaska, July 13, 2009.
Critical snow crab count begins in the Bering Sea
The summer survey of Bering Sea crab stocks just got underway - and a lot is riding on the results.
Snow crab survey will decide limits
The summer survey of Bering Sea crab stocks just got under way, and a lot rides on the results.