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Ugashik fisherman thankful for the harvest
Fleets in the Ugashik District have stayed busy over the past week. Fishermen harvested over 600,000 fish a day for three days in a row.
Jeremy Rubingh returned for his seventh season on the F/V Eva. He says like every year, he’s grateful for the opportunity to fish in the Ugashik.
“Ugashik has been great, it’s been a strong steady run, and just big beautiful fish, and every single year it’s an honor to be a part of in such an amazing thing,” he said. “You get reminded of the volume of fish and how special this is in the world”
Whiskey-creekUtahUnited-statesBristol-baySalt-lake-cityWashingtonJeremy-rubinghCathy-hyndmanPapa-dutaStephanie-maltarichErica-leighTopaul-jonesBookshop Carrying on an unconventional family tradition that began in illustrator Behrâs childhood, the married book creators (the Real McCoys series) and their kids travel 4,000 miles every summer to fish for sockeye salmon in a remote part of Alaska called Coffee Point. That adventure is chronicled here through the eyes and voice of a child who finally gets to join the family fishing crew. With irrepressible enthusiasm and an astute sense of detail, the child recounts the elaborate preparations (almost all supplies have to be brought in), the connection to nature and a close-knit community, and the grueling but exciting work itself, which is capped off with âcold spaghetti on the bluff while rain blows sideways up our noses.â The familyâs camaraderie and collaboration are bountifully evident in Behrâs skillful balance of reportorial renderings, impressionistic landscapes, and explanatory vignettes (suiting up for the expedition, for example, takes ni
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