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No word yet on origin of 2024 bycatch kings

Summary by Kodiak Daily Mirror
NOAA is not releasing information on the origin of approximately 2,000 jack chinook salmon accidentally scooped up off the Southwest end of Kodiak Island during the 2024 Gulf of Alaska fall pollock season.
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No word yet on origin of 2024 bycatch kings

NOAA is not releasing information on the origin of approximately 2,000 jack chinook salmon accidentally scooped up off the Southwest end of Kodiak Island during the 2024 Gulf of Alaska fall pollock season.

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Kodiak Daily Mirror broke the news in on Friday, February 13, 2026.
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