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Halibut
The Alaska Pacific halibut fishery is way off pace from last year, reports Laine Welch. Photo by Earl D. Walker
Pacific halibut fishery gets off to a slow start with high prices
Laine Welch
Indigenous halibut hooks. Photo courtesy of Fishing Vessel Owners Association (FVOA) & International Pacific Halibut Commission (IPHC)
110 years of halibut and heritage: The legacy of the FVOA
Arni Thomson
The Pacific halibut fishery kicks off today, March 20, 2025, in regions spanning from the West Coast and British Columbia to the far reaches of Alaska's Bering Sea. Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
Pacific halibut fishery opens to reduced catches
Laine Welch
Maritime Fabrication modified the Starship from a strictly Bristol Bay gillnetter for fishing Southeast Alaska salmon and halibut. with a new deck drum and stern roller making hauling and setting longline gear easier. Maritime Fabrication photo.
Conversion broadens horizons for an Alaska gillnetter
Michael Crowley
DOGE Alaska is a group of citizens who are researching waste, fraud, and abuse. It’s a project and not a formal organization. Photo by Mary Capriole
$2.4M grant found supporting tribal households
NF Staff
Bleak news was summarized from the 101st Session of the IPHC Annual Meeting. Photo by NOAA Fisheries
Pacific stocks hit 40-year low, cuts loom for 2025 season
Laine Welch
More than 2,000 pounds of halibut was seized in the investigation. Photo by California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW)
San Francisco fisherman hid illegally caught species
NF Staff
Alaska’s commercial harvest of ~14 million pounds is 81% of its catch limit for 2024. Photo by Israel Patterson
Over 74 percent of Pacific halibut quota caught before Dec. 7 closure
Laine Welch
Leonard Leach of Alaska is one of the 2024 National Fisherman Highliners of the Year. Photo by the Leach family
2024 Highliner of the year: Leonard Leach
Charlie Ess
Photo by NOAA Fisheries
NOAA proposes daily fee for charter vessel halibut anglers
NF Aggregator
The halibut schooners Grant, Seymour and Vansee are yearly hauled out at Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-Op. Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-Op photo.
Century-old halibut schooners restored in Port Townsend
Michael Crowley
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