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Neets Bay Hatchery in Southeast Alaska opens first chum fishery in nearly a decade (opens the original)
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When Petersburg fisherman Bob Martin arrived at Neets Bay for the chum salmon opener, he didn’t have a great feeling. “ I got there in the dark and it looked like a small city with all the lights of all the boats that were staged and ready for the 5 a.m. opening," he said. About 30 boats were crowded into the bay for the historic commercial opener. Martin said he was also worried about the quality of fish he saw along the shoreline. “They looked pretty far gone, and I wondered if there was gonna
Southeast Alaska dive fishermen are hit hard by sea otters (opens the original)
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In Scott Hursey’s basement workshop, there is a guitar on a worktable he’s building from scratch, and a view of Frederick Sound. And in a back closet, there is an old scuba diving suit. “The only thing exposed is your cheeks and your lips,” he said, “and after a few minutes in the water, they go numb.” Hursey is a retired dive fisherman. He and longtime diver Mike Bangs co-founded the sea cucumber dive fishery in Petersburg in the 90s. When he first started diving in the late 80s, he caught abal
Baiz Hoen (opens the original)
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Baiz Hoen Alaska Economic Report Southeast Alaska dive fishermen are hit hard by sea otters Baiz Hoen Dive fisherman saw how the abalone population was decimated by otters before the fishery closed in 1997. And now, they say the sea cucumber populations are disappearing, too. Politics Sen. Murkowski’s ‘landless’ bill advances to U.S. Senate floor Baiz Hoen Alaska's congressional delegation has been introducing so-called "landless" legislation since the early 1990s without success, until now.
Sen. Murkowski’s ‘landless’ bill advances to U.S. Senate floor (opens the original)
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A bill allowing five Alaska Native communities in Southeast to receive land entitlements passed out of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. Alaska U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski announced July 16 that her bill had advanced to the Senate floor. The legislation, called the Alaska Native Landless Equity Act, would allow Haines, Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg and Tenakee to form Alaska Native corporations and receive 23,040 acres each — or one township — of federal land. Those communitie
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