Southern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association 2020 Special Harvest Areas Cost Recovery Access Licensing RFP Packet Request for Proposals on 14 Lots of Salmon Neets Bay: Prince of Wales: Summer chum and chinook Klawock River fall coho Summer chum carcasses Neck Lake summer coho Fall chum and fall coho Port Asumcion summer chum Fall carcasses Port …
Information about the 2019 fishing season, including catch numbers, value estimates, and the 2020 forecast is summarized here.
R&E Board Presentation Dec. 2019
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Interested in Serving on the SSRAA Board??? SSRAA is currently accepting nominations for our eight (8) appointed board seats to serve during the 2020-2021 board cycle: Sportfish, Processor, Native Corporation, Chamber of Commerce, Municipal, Public at Large (2) & Subsistence. If you are interested in any of these positions please contact Liz Jones at 907-225-9605 …
The good news – SSRAA completed the summer chum eggtake of nearly 210 million eggs, which is the maximum permitted capacity, even a bit more than our production goal of 205 million. Being able to accomplish this was a major victory and depended on a combination of luck, weather, planning and extraordinary effort by a …
SSRAA is still experiencing a severe shortfall of summer chum at both Neets Bay and Burnett Inlet. These are the only two sites where we take summer chum eggs. Going into the season with an egg take goal of 205 million, we anticipated an approximate split of 155 million at Neets and 50 million at …
Projections for SSRAA summer chum returns to broodstock collection sites at Neets Bay and Burnett Inlet are worsening rapidly. These projections are derived from the numbers of chum observed on-site in both of these terminal areas as well as the fraction of Neets/Burnett fish being caught in the common property corridors leading to those two …
The 2019 chum season has started, and the early return data and patterns are difficult to interpret but are not generally following the forecast that we did earlier in the year. We didn’t expect many age-5 chum, since the age-4 fish from last year were so weak: the forecast told us that this particular age …
The latest “Spawning News” is now available. Click on the newsletter below or here to view the entire May 2019 issue.