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  August Update

x Bristol Bay salmon came in huge this year, attention now focuses on Kodiak and Southeast Alaska seasons.

x July was slow in Southeast, but salmon prices are higher than they have been in years.  Early August will tell the tale. Stay tuned.

x Turnover on halibut and sablefish boats is slow but steady; jobs are hard to get, great to have. Longlining goes from March to November.


Congratulations to hires Kenny Millikan of Washington, David Gray of North Carolina, Christopher Matson of Washington, Ben Mayo of Vermont, Nicolas Gunnarsson of California, and Tim Culbert of Maine. Have a great time in Alaska, guys, and be in touch!

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