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Offloading salmon in Petersburg, Alaska. Jessica Hathaway photo. It’s hard to peg exactly when the average commercial fisherman first hauls in their first catch. It’s a family-dominated industry, after all, and everyone knows someone who’s been fishing since they were just out of diapers. But if we’re talking about when a career starts in earnest, generally federal labor law and state labor law agree: You can start working when you’re 14, given certain carve outs for the amount of hours you can work and making sure you go to school. Once you’re 16, you’re basically free to work as much as you want, though you need a waiver from the Commission of Labor in Alaska, for example, if you want to work all seven days in a week.

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