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2023 NSRAA THA Fishing Schedules

Posted by on Mar 23, 2023 in front page, schedule | Comments Off on 2023 NSRAA THA Fishing Schedules

2023 NSRAA THA Fishing Schedules

2023 NSRAA THA Fishing Schedules NSRAA 2023 THA Schedules – All projects

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SOUTHEAST COVE – EXTENSION

Posted by on Jul 28, 2022 in news, schedule | Comments Off on SOUTHEAST COVE – EXTENSION

SOUTHEAST COVE – EXTENSION

The Southeast Cove Terminal Harvest Area (THA) season will be extended for one week through Saturday, August 6, 2022. The weekly gear group fishing rotations will remain effect for all gear groups (Sunday/Thursday for purse seine, Tuesday/Wednesday for drift gillnet, Monday/Friday/Saturday for troll). See announcement here  

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SILVER BAY TERMINAL HARVEST AREA TROLL FISHERY – CHINOOK SIZE REDUCTION

Posted by on Jun 17, 2022 in news, Uncategorized | Comments Off on SILVER BAY TERMINAL HARVEST AREA TROLL FISHERY – CHINOOK SIZE REDUCTION

SILVER BAY TERMINAL HARVEST AREA TROLL FISHERY – CHINOOK SIZE REDUCTION

The Silver Bay THA (statistical area 113-35) commercial salmon troll fishery will open for the harvest of king salmon 26 inches and greater from 12:01 a.m., Saturday, June 18, through 11:59 p.m., Saturday, July 30, 2022, unless closed by emergency order. (5 AAC 33.375). See advisory announcement here:

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Medvejie Chinook Cost Recovery

Posted by on Jun 9, 2022 in cost recovery, news | Comments Off on Medvejie Chinook Cost Recovery

Medvejie Chinook Cost Recovery

NSRAA will be conducting  Medvejie Chinook cost recovery harvest in the waters of Bear Cove. Fishing may occur at all hours of the day from Thursday through Sunday, through early July. Fishing will be conducted by contracted seine or gillnet vessels and effort will be concentrated near the hatchery. Sport fishing will remain open and anglers should be vigilant of cost recovery activity in the area during these times . For questions, call the NSRAA office at 747-6850.

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NSRAA Initiates Predator Study at Hidden Falls

Posted by on Sep 8, 2021 in news | Comments Off on NSRAA Initiates Predator Study at Hidden Falls

NSRAA Initiates Predator Study at Hidden Falls

Marine survival of chum salmon that return to Hidden Falls Hatchery have exhibited a declining trend since the early 1990’s and early predation by rockfish is hypothesized to be the primary cause. In spring 2021, NSRAA took first steps to address the decline by identifying the most prevalent rockfish species and their present and past consumption of hatchery fry relative to other prey at sites where hatchery fish are released. The most numerous rockfish were Black, Dusky, Quilback, and Silvergray rockfish in Kasnyku Bay where the largest chum releases occurred (see tables below) and these...

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