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Bristol Bay salmon run begins to slow, sockeye catch lower than predicted

The peak of Bristol Bay’s sockeye salmon run has past, and indications are the total catch will be lower than predicted.

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Alaska s Commercial Wild Salmon Harvest Hits 11M and Rising – Fishermens News

Alaska s Commercial Wild Salmon Harvest Hits 11M and Rising – Fishermens News
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Healthy stock but limited market for Alaska herring

Healthy stock but limited market for Alaska herring
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Bristol Bay s sockeye runs are expected to be strong, but nothing like last year

Here's a rundown of this summer’s forecasts and regulations by district.

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Bristol Bay Board of Fisheries 2022: Here s how each proposal fared

At the Board of Fisheries meeting last week, it considered 52 proposals to change fisheries regulations in Bristol Bay. The board delayed deciding on proposals 11 - 13 on the Nushagak-Mulchatna King Salmon Management Plan until its statewide meeting in March.

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