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Category Archives: Crab Rationalization
2008-2009 Crab Catch Recommendations
Recently, the Crab Plan Team–a part of the North Pacific Fishery Managment Council–held a meeting in Seattle, Washington where they discussed and assessed the status of crab levels/stocks, the crab rationalization program, and other related topics that assisted them … Continue reading
Posted in Crab Fisheries, Crab Fishing, Crab Rationalization
Tagged Alaska, Bering Sea, crab, Crab Rationalization, NOAA, Seattle
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CRAB: The deadliest Catch
As most “Deadliest Catch” fans know, Discovery/Original Productions films fishing vessels and crews for two seperate crab fisheries–Red King crab and Opilio Crab. For the last four years–and that’s not including Deadliest Job and Deadliest Season– camerman have filmed fishermen … Continue reading
Posted in Crab Fishing, Crab Rationalization, King crab, opilio crab
Tagged Alaska fisheries, Bering Sea, Deadliest Catch, Discovery, King crab, opilio crab
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Crab Rationalization: A perspective from an Alaskan
Crab Rationalization is the change in crab fishing regulations that took place in 2005. For “Deadliest Catch” fans, season one was the last crab fishing season of “Derby” style fishing, where fishing vessels and crews literally raced out unto the … Continue reading
Crab Quota: Buying or Leasing it
Discussing the crab fisheries, the IFQs (Individual Fishing Quotas), leased quota, crab prices, TAC (Total Allowable Catch), and the different Bering sea crab, can be a complex and heady experience for fans new to the show who are unfamiliar with the ”inside industry” … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska, Crab Fisheries, Crab Rationalization, Facts & Data
Tagged Crab Fishing, facts, fisheries, quota
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Captain Keith Colburn and the F/V Wizard
Article reprinted with written permission of Margaret Bauman of the Alaska Journal of Commerce. Article written by by Margaret Bauman DEADLIEST CATCH CAPTAIN SAYS CRAB RATIONALIZATION WORKS Veteran crab boat Capt. Keith Colburn was out on the cold, choppy waters … Continue reading
Posted in Crab Fisheries, Crab Rationalization, F/V Wizard, Keith Colburn
Tagged Alaska, Crab Fishing, Crab Rationalization, Deadliest Catch, tv
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There’s alot of crab fishing to be done this season!
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game just announced the total quotas or catch limits for the Bering sea crab seasons for 2007-2008. It looks like there’s a lot more crab to be caught this season! The higher the total catch limit, … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska, Crab Fisheries, Crab Rationalization, Dutch Harbor
Tagged bairdi crab, Crab Fisheries, crab seasons, fishing, King crab, opilio crab, quota
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