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Southeast Alaskans can fish for yelloweye rockfish again

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A man holds a yelloweye rockfish he caught. (Ken Curtis/Flickr) Southeast Alaskans will be able to take home yelloweye rockfish again, after the Alaska Board of Fisheries voted to reopen the shuttered sport fishery last Friday. The board is currently wrapping up its 13-day regulatory meeting on Southeast Alaska fisheries in Ketchikan. There are seven species of demersal shelf rockfish in Southeast Alaska. “Demersal shelf” means that they live a…

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Southeast Alaskans can fish for yelloweye rockfish again

A man holds a yelloweye rockfish he caught. (Ken Curtis/Flickr) Southeast Alaskans will be able to take home yelloweye rockfish again, after the Alaska Board of Fisheries voted to reopen the shuttered sport fishery last Friday. The board is currently wrapping up its 13-day regulatory meeting on Southeast Alaska fisheries in Ketchikan. There are seven species of demersal shelf rockfish in Southeast Alaska. “Demersal shelf” means that they live a…

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KRBD broke the news in 15 days ago on Saturday, February 8, 2025.

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