Huge sockeye run filling up Whatcom County fishing boats - Bellingham Herald

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Huge sockeye run filling up Whatcom County fishing boats
Bellingham Herald
After three years of negligible catches in what used to be the region's biggest commercial fishery, local fishermen are loading their boats with a ...
Experts casting about for correct new salmon quotaGlobe and Mail
Today's letters: Study of BC salmon has the wrong focusNational Post
Made in B.C. salmon to fill fish countersVancouver Sun
OPB News -Montreal Gazette -FIS
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Tribes open fall commercial fishery - Indian Country Today

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Tribes open fall commercial fishery
Indian Country Today
The tribal sales allow the public to purchase salmon and steelhead directly from tribal fishers. Most of the catch will be chinook salmon and steelhead with ...

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Florida votes to keep snook harvest closed in Gulf of Mexico; Atlantic Ocean ... - Tampabay.com

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Florida votes to keep snook harvest closed in Gulf of Mexico; Atlantic Ocean ...
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"I think they did what was best for the fishery," said Jon Brett, Snook Foundation gulf coast coordinator. "It was a good decision. ...
FWC opens snook for East Coast anglers Sept. 17, but will remain catch and ...TCPalm
Atlantic snook harvest season to reopen soon; other areas remain catch and releaseHolmes County Times Advertiser
Snook season closed on Gulf CoastTbo.com
The Ledger -South Shore News and Tribune -Marconews
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Sockeye fishery roars back to life - Canada.com

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Sockeye fishery roars back to life
Canada.com
A number of other commercial fishers waited for a turn. "Good to see (a line-up)," Wilson smiled. "Hasn't happened in a long time."
Catch of the day: Sockeye, sockeye, sockeyeCampbell River Mirror

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PEI eyes sport tuna fishery - Times and Transcript

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PEI eyes sport tuna fishery
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TIGNISH, PEI - The first phase of a project aimed at determining the viability of a catch-and-release sport fishery for Atlantic bluefin tuna in Prince ...

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Highly popular Columbia River Buoy-10 chinook fishery may get an extension - Seattle Times

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Highly popular Columbia River Buoy-10 chinook fishery may get an extension
Seattle Times
Word has it that the chinook retention sport fishery at the Buoy-10 area on the Lower Columbia River mouth could stay open longer than expected (scheduled ...
States opt to close Buoy 10 chinook fisheryTheNewsTribune.com (blog)
Around OregonStatesman Journal
Fish & Feathers: What's really happening at Buoy 10Chinook Observer
Longview Daily News -OregonLive.com -Beach Connection
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» Two local wild coho fisheries - Bandon Western World

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» Two local wild coho fisheries
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A forecast for large numbers of returning coho salmon will allow anglers to harvest wild coho in two fisheries along the southern Oregon coast beginning ...

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African fisheries must deal with threats, opportunities - by Catherine Sasman - New Era

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African fisheries must deal with threats, opportunities - by Catherine Sasman
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WINDHOEK – The fisheries and aquaculture sectors are central to the survival of millions in Africa, but the resource is under threat, yet the region should ...

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