Alaska US seafood group eyes bigger market for lesser-known whitefish An industry push to elevate an overlooked whitefish is gaining momentum. Intrafish by Rachel Sapin - February 26, 2026 Alaska sole — a lesser‑known whitefish harvested in the United States — is beginning to gain wider recognition, thanks in large part to the efforts of the Wild Alaska Sole Association (WASA). https://www.intrafish.com/markets/us-seafood-group-eyes-bigger-market-for-lesser-known-whitefish/2-

Alaska Board of Fisheries deliberations could decide future of Area M's June salmon fishery KUCB by Theo Greenly - February 24, 2026  The Small Craft Cafe, overlooking the harbor in Sand Point, was busy. Not slammed, but pretty good for a Thursday morning in August. https://www.kucb.org/regional/2026-02-24/board-of-fisheries-deliberations-could-decide-future-of-area-ms-june-salmon-fishery West Coast Record-breaking year for Oregon fishing industry in 2025 KDRV by Kaleb Clark

Alaska Kodiak noted as prime location for aquaculture growth Kodiak Daily Mirror by Steve Williams - February 20, 2026   More than you can imagine you wanted to know about aquaculture in Alaska is the subject of a new NOAA report released Thursday. https://www.kodiakdailymirror.com/news/article_dc99b0de-e533-4f9d-9dcd-51a5e4a1642d.html *Requires Subscription Weather-related Delays Impact Opening and Closing of Southeast Alaska’s Tanner Crab Fishery SeafoodNews by Peggy Parker

Alaska Reps. Seek Rule Change for Boards of Fish, Game Daily Sitka Sentinel by Anna Laffrey  - February 18, 2026 JUNEAU - During his 20 years as a member of the Alaska Board of Fisheries, Petersburg commercial fisherman John Jensen relied on a lifetime of experience harvesting salmon, crab and other shellfish as he voted on statewide fishery regulations. https://sitkasentinel.com/stories/fish-board-veteran-seeks-rule-change,119356 *Requires Subscription  Newest Coast Guard cu