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Deadliest catch captain says crab rationalization works
(Above) Veteran crab fisherman Keith Colburn is one of the crab captains featured in the popular Discovery Channel series “The Deadliest Catch.” Colburn set up a Web site, www.crabwizard.com, to accommodate fans of the show. (At right) Colburn, a member of the Alaska Crab Producers Co-op, at the helm of the Wizard during the crab harvesting season on the Bering Sea.
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Alaska pinks used to feed recipients of food aid programs
Residents of Guinea-Bissau, one of the smallest nations in continental Africa, were included in a 2006 test program to incorporate high protein wild pink Alaska salmon into their diet. Representatives with the International Partnership for Human Development and local residents worked together to prepare meals using the canned wild pinks and then fed the children and other community residents.
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Kenai dipnet fishery sees busiest season, many problems
Dipnetters stand in waters along the banks of the Kasilof personal use dipnet fishery, located at the mouth of the Kasilof River on the Kenai Peninsula. Local residents argue that a growing number of dipnetters from Anchorage and the Matanuska Valley are taking advantage of the fishery, which Peninsula residents claim was created primarily for them.
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