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ADFG commissioner to setnetters: Take up closures with fisheries board

The closure was triggered when the state closed the Kenai River drainage to king salmon fishing

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Set net shut down | National Fisherman

Set net shut down | National Fisherman
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Sockeye salmon run in Bristol Bay Alaska sets all-time record

Sockeye salmon run in Bristol Bay Alaska sets all-time record
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Bristol Bay run hits all-time record of 76 million sockeye

The sockeye salmon run in Bristol Bay Alaska has surpassed 76 million, setting an all-time record.

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Econ 919 — Divvying up disaster dollars

A $132 million package of federal relief funds is heading to Alaska fishermen and researchers to offset what’s known as fishing disasters in the state.

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