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Charlie Ess is the North Pacific Bureau Chief for National Fisherman.

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Dungeness crab. Susan Chambers photo.

Dungeness crab: Despite shutdowns, Oregon fleet fares well; live market spikes prices to $6.28 per pound

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Alaska pollock. NOAA photo.

Pollock: Season surges as fish sticks 
rule the covid marketplace

Who we are: Stuart Skogmo

California red urchin. Photo by Kirk Onthank/CC BY-NV 4.0

Urchins: Open season on purps with goal to help restore red urchins, abalone

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Deckhand Henry Perales on the Bering Sea crabber Lisa Marie. NF Crew Shots

King crab: Uncertainty as coming season hinges on biomass calculations

Alaska halibut. NOAA photo.

North Pacific Groundfish: Flatfish landings ahead as rockfish lag

California market squid. NOAA photo.

Pacific Squid: Trade hurdles to China remain, but prices are steady

Alaska pollock NOAA
Alaska pollock. NOAA photo.

Pandemic demand for frozen foods buoys Alaska pollock

Sablefish, also called blackcod. NOAA photo.
Sablefish, also called blackcod. NOAA photo.

Pacific blackcod market: Higher quotas collide with weaker demand for abundant and smaller fish

The 54-foot longliner/tender Charles T first came to Alaska as a cannery shrimper in the 1920s. Cheryl Ess photo.

Boat of the Month: Charles T

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