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Anna Laffrey

Anna Laffrey

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Staff Writer, Daily Northwestern

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Literature , National Politics , Global Politics , Youth Activism , Current Events

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Total articles 406

  • ALASKA: Southeast king salmon harvest limit cut by 60,000 this year

    By Anna Laffrey Verified| Saving Seafood@ April 10, 2025 — The 2025 Southeast Alaska harvest limit for king salmon will be almost 40% less than last year, a drop of 60,000 fish. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game on April 1 announced an overall allocation of 130,800 treaty king salmon — fish that don’t originate in Alaska hatcheries — for all gear groups targeting kings in waters off Southeast Alaska and Yakutat.

    By Anna Laffrey Verified · Saving Seafood

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Chinook harvest limits to be almost 40% lower than ‘24

    By Anna Laffrey Verified| Juneau Empire Verified Southeast Alaska fishermen discovered last week that harvest limits for chinook salmon in 2025 will be almost 40% less than last year’s. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game announced an overall allocation of 130,800 treaty chinook salmon — fish that didn’t originate in Alaska hatcheries — for all gear groups targeting chinook in waters off Southeast Alaska and Yakutat in 2025.

    By Anna Laffrey Verified · Juneau Empire

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • ALASKA: Southeast king salmon harvest limit cut by 60,000 this year

    By Anna Laffrey Verified| Saving Seafood@ April 10, 2025 — The 2025 Southeast Alaska harvest limit for king salmon will be almost 40% less than last year, a drop of 60,000 fish. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game on April 1 announced an overall allocation of 130,800 treaty king salmon — fish that don’t originate in Alaska hatcheries — for all gear groups targeting kings in waters off Southeast Alaska and Yakutat.

    By Anna Laffrey Verified · Saving Seafood

    Apr. 10, 2025

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