Often it’s the thinking that supplies the proper amount of weight and gratitude.
CBJ follows other Southeast Alaska cities which cite negative economic impacts
“There are no bright spots.”
Off to a very slow start.
Hundreds came to the annual festival recognizing Juneau’s ties to the ocean.
Juneau turned out to bless and honor its fishermen, both working and lost at sea or ashore.
This comes after the board bumped back its Southeast and Yakutat shellfish meeting
Returns aren’t as good as several years ago but they’re an improvement over 2020’s dismal numbers.
Rainy start, but Saturday sees more action.
Derby days are here again.
Prices are up all around.
Stengel speared big halibut while free diving in Kachemak Bay.
It was the 31st iteration of the ceremony.
Many fish slated for release next spring were destroyed to preserve resources.
The vessel will be dragged into the Gulf and scuttled.
USCG WHEC-724 represented on their day — July 24.
They were looking for a boat with history. They found it.
Don’t mistake the tone of this, I am not making light of traveling during a pandemic.
Alaska is our country’s last salmon state.
