(Juneau) — Chinook (king) salmon fisheries in Southeast Alaska are facing restrictions in 2018 as fisheries managers work to increase escapement and rebuild stocks affected by several years of poor marine survival. The restrictions — to be shared by commercial, sport, personal use, and subsistence fisheries — are needed as forecasts project record-low Chinook …
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03/25/2016 – John Snyder – NWFN This content is available for subscribers only. To get the full story about the things that really matter to Northwest anglers. Subscribe to NWFN Today! Subscribe to Northwest Fishing News for all …
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02/23/2016 – J. W. Snyder – Northwest Fishing News This content is available for subscribers only. To get the full story about the things that really matter to Northwest anglers. Subscribe to NWFN Today! Subscribe to Northwest Fishing …
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02/21/2016 – J. W. Snyder – NWFN This content is available for subscribers only. To get the full story about the things that really matter to Northwest anglers. Subscribe to NWFN Today! Subscribe to Northwest Fishing News for …
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Peninsula Clarion By Rashah McChesney June 26, 2015 Anglers will soon be able to target Kenai River king salmon, but with restrictions. This content is available for subscribers only. To get the full story about the things that really matter to Northwest anglers. Subscribe to NWFN Today! …
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SitNews June , 26, 2015 Quota of 237,000 Chinook salmon shows broken forecast system This content is available for subscribers only. To get the full story about the things that really matter to Northwest anglers. Subscribe to NWFN Today! …
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Henry Miller, Statesman Journal – 06/17/2015 This content is available for subscribers only. To get the full story about the things that really matter to Northwest anglers. Subscribe to NWFN Today! Subscribe to Northwest Fishing News for all …
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Washington Post – June, 2015 It all began outside of Value Village in Fairbanks, Alaska. Somehow, a strange-looking eel-like fish — equipped with teeth perfect for latching onto another animal and sucking its blood — ended up in the thrift store’s parking lot last week. This content is available for subscribers only. To get the …
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