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Deep Inlet Schedule Set for 2014

Posted by Chip Blair on Apr 4, 2014 in news, schedule | 0 comments

The Deep Inlet 2014 schedule was finalized at the spring Board of Directors Meeting. Fishing begins on June 1. Once again this year we will be conducting no cost recovery harvest in the THA – thanks to DIPAC’s financial contribution. Schedules are below, and can also be found on our Home page and FrontPage.

Request for Chinook Cost Recovery Bids – 2014 Season

Posted by Chip Blair on Apr 2, 2014 in cost recovery | 0 comments

NSRAA is seeking proposals for the licensing right to harvest a defined portion of the Chinook salmon return at Medvejie Special Harvest Area for the 2014 season.

Interested Salmon Buyers: please see the “Bid document” below for full details.

Petersburg Meeting – NSRAA Board of Directors

Posted by Chip Blair on Feb 21, 2014 in news | 0 comments

NSRAA’s Spring 2014 Board of Directors Meeting will be held in Petersburg this year! The meeting will be held March 4-5, 2014 in the Lutheran Church, beginning at 9 a.m. each day. Topics will include planning for the 2014 fishing season, FY15 budget, chum expansion plans, Board of Fish Proposals, project reviews and more. See the agenda for more details. Proceedings are open to the public. Please come join us and meet NSRAA’s board members and staff.  Agenda Poster: click to enlarge:

Hidden Falls Dock Update

Posted by Chip Blair on Aug 30, 2013 in hatchery, news | 0 comments

Construction is moving along nicely on the Hidden Falls dock project. The gangway is under construction and won’t arrive on-site for awhile. In the meantime, the old gangway is being used for dock access. Much of the work on the ramp, pier and dock is complete and is already seeing some use. What an amazing improvement from the old dock!  

UAS Fisheries Tech Program

Posted by Chip Blair on Jul 26, 2013 in news | 0 comments

UAS Fisheries Tech Program…   Our new Fisheries Technology distance education program is your next step to Alaska’s hottest jobs.   Our proven program makes graduates not just employable but highly desirable in one of Alaska’s fastest-growing career fields. We offer a proven program from a new home with quality instructors who know Alaska and its fisheries, classes that prepare you for the career you want, and an accredited degree that allows you to pursue further studies in the future. UAS Fish Tech graduates have continued on to bachelor’s degrees in fish tech and other...