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Bristol Bay Fisheries Report: June 30, 2021

Special harvest area opens to set netters during an early run up the Wood River Yesterday, the Wood River Special Harvest Area opened to commercial set netters. Fisherman Mike Davis returned to the Nushagak today, after elbowing his way through the Wood River opener. “It’s so chaotic, so cut throat, people move you aside and steal your side and it’s not a pretty sight,” he remarked. A special harvest area has a different baseline for openers to help manage the Wood River salmon returns. Opening the Wood River is normal in years with large runs, because managers know they will meet or exceed escapement goals.

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Alaska salmon LIVE UPDATES: Bristol Bay run building, less compressed

The wild salmon season in Alaska officially kicked off May 17. IntraFish will be tracking the latest developments throughout the season as they happen, from Copper River to Bristol Bay and beyond. We ll have prices, catches, real-time analysis and news throughout the season. Bookmark this page or sign up for one of our daily newsletters to keep up with the latest news, updates, social media posts and analysis. A less compressed run After a slow start to the season, the pace of salmon harvests is picking up, according to Dan Lesh, a consultant with McKinley Research Group. The total number of salmon harvested is now about 82 percent of last year’s total at this point (2019 for pink salmon), up from 67 from last week.

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Alaska Journal | More of the same a good thing as Bristol Bay gets underway

Alaska Journal | More of the same a good thing as Bristol Bay gets underway
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Bristol Bay Fisheries Report: June 28, 2021

Messages to the fleet Good luck to the crew on the Fish Hawk and set netter s on coffee point. Miss you all and be safe!! From the South Dakota crew The numbers The total run in Bristol Bay has reached almost 6.2 million fish. Yesterday’s daily bay-wide catch was 775,000 fish, which is a quarter of the 3.2 million fish caught so far. Daily escapement across the bay came to 660,871 fish. Total escapement is at 2.9 million. Nushagak District Escapement around the Nushagak District was 540,175, bringing the total to 2.3 million. The district’s total run is at 4 million fish. The fleet in the Nushagak District caught 325,000 fish yesterday. The district now has the highest total harvest in the bay, at 1.6 million fish.

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Alaska salmon LIVE UPDATES: Bristol Bay catch building, now over 3 million sockeye

Alaska salmon LIVE UPDATES: Bristol Bay catch building, now over 3 million sockeye
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