Alaska Fisheries Rules Amended By FWS
The Fish and Wildlife Service updates Alaska Commercial Fisheries Regulations for this year shaping district boundaries seasons and gear restrictions after public hearings briefs and scientific data. Key changes define Kodiak Karluk and Uyak waters and adjust open dates from July to September with weekly closures and trap prohibitions in several districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Wildlife Service
Department of the Interior
Fsh
Wildlife Service
Kodiak District Fishing Rule Changes And Local Death
The Kodiak district adopts amendments permitting Beach Series 250 athlems and deleting Section 108.8 while tightening pink salmon rules after August 31. Closed waters in 108.24 gain a colon proviso about 500 yards from termini. 108.50 limits personal salmon to hand rod spear or gaff to two per day. Also noted is Victor W. Arnold 60 of Sitka, a retired Navy Chief Warrant Officer, who died in Sitka after 30 years in the Navy. survived by wife Margaret and brother Harold of Kodiak.
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Karluk
Chiniak
Pasagshak
Anton Larsons Bays
Kodiak
Bristol Bay
Alaska Peninsula
Alaska
Seattle
Victor W. Arnold
Sitka
Navy
Margaret
Harold
Resident Biologist Appointed at Kodiak Hatchery
The Alaska Fisheries Director Clarence L. Anderson announced Robert J. Simon as resident biologist at the Naval Station fish hatchery run by the Kodiak Conservation Club. Simon, a 1954 UW Fisheries graduate, will supervise egg taking, hatchery operations, and an ecological study this year arriving around April 1 with his family. Washington AP The Civil Aeronautics Board proposed a 312,006 dollar reduction in annual mail pay to West Alaska Airlines, potentially setting a 43.58 cent revenue mile rate yielding 1,138,312 dollars yearly if no objections are filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Simon
Naval Station
Director of
Alaska Fisheries
Clarence L. Anderson
Anderson
Kodiak Conservation Club
Simon
University of Washington School of Fisheries
University
Fish Hatchery
Alaska Department of Fisheries
University of Alaska
Birch Lake
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
West Alaska Airlines
CAB
Wien
Hearing On Tract Lands In Kodiak
A public hearing will be held in Kodiak on April 9 by the Bureau of Land Management about small tract land for public entry. The Kodiak Island land issue is complex and the office seeks solutions short of legislation while preserving occupants' rights. The docket notes no definite disposal plans, with district offices and civic groups showing interest.
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Kodiak
Bureau of Land Management
Land Office
Roger R. Robinson
Alaska
Dick Berg
Chamber of Commerce
Kodiak Island
Commerce
Kalsin Bay
Robinson
District Court
Bob Acheson
SSA
Heintzleman
Washington
United Fund
A. Holmes Johnson
Alf Madsen
Waterfront crab season picks up as melt begins in Kodiak
Crabbing activity surges along Kodiak waterfront with boats like King Crab Inc and CPC 18 reporting large catches. Skippers Archie Hubley Julian Mullin and Abram Panamaroff lead weighed hauls totaling thousands of crabs and pounds, while a busy city dock unloads 664 tons of freight. Several boats face repairs or delays, and some crews face risky returns from recent trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodiak
Mr. Citizen
Archie Hubley
Jerry Gougel
CPC
Julie M
Julian Mullin
Bonnie
Seattle
Pete
Anchorage
Rudy Carlson
Barney Corgatelli
Alvine
Gibson
del Valley
Lois V
Afognak
Alf Madsen
Explorer
Madsen
Mike Mullen
Tonki Cape
Sitkinak
Albert Torsen
Jack Johnson
Stevedores
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kilokak Rocks
Cape Douglas
Cape Karluk
Broken Point
Uyak Bay
Cape Kalluk
Uyak
Red River
Alitak
Uganik
Portland
Maine
June Burkhardt
Matthea
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