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The document provides a comprehensive overview of the Southeast Alaska red king crab and Dungeness crab fisheries, detailing harvest data, economic impacts, and management proposals. It includes statistics on commercial fishing permits, crew members, and ex-vessel income for various regions in Alaska. The document also discusses specific proposals to the Board of Fisheries regarding regulations on crab fishing, including concerns about bycatch rates associated with different pot types. Additionally, it highlights the importance of sustainable management practices and the economic significance of commercial fisheries to local communities.

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How much does fish and game make in Alaska?

As of Nov 27, 2024, the average hourly pay for a Fish And Game Warden in Alaska is $24.33 an hour. While ZipRecruiter is seeing salaries as high as $31.58 and as low as $5.70, the majority of Fish And Game Warden salaries currently range between $21.73 (25th percentile) to $30.05 (75th percentile) in Alaska.

Can I bring fish back from Alaska?

No you cant bring your caught fish back on board. Not sure what you are thinking, but there is no way, your fish would be processed in time anyway, and smoked fish is even a longer process.

How much halibut can you bring back from Alaska?

(b) The daily bag limit is two Pacific halibut of any size per day per person unless a more restrictive bag limit applies in Commission regulations or Federal regulations at 50 CFR 300.65. (c) No person may possess more than two daily bag limits.

How much is a grizzly bear tag in Alaska?

Big Game Tags ResidencyTag Description2021 Price Nonresident Brown/Grizzly Bear $1,000.00 Nonresident Black Bear $450.00 Nonresident Bison $900.00 Nonresident Caribou $650.0028 more rows

How many fish can you bring back from Alaska?

There is no set pound limit on how much fish a person can take home with them. However, the State of Alaska has daily limits and yearly limits. For example, a person is allowed to keep 4 halibut for the year, with the limit being 2 per day.

What is the cheapest way to get fish home from Alaska?

~The cheapest way to get fish home is on the airplane with you. A good trick to save money on shipping is to ship home your clothes in a flat rate postal box and take your fish home on the plane.

Is there a limit on fish in Alaska?

Alaska residents: No size limit: 4 per day, 4 in possession. Nonresidents: No size limit: 4 per day, 4 in possession. 8 fish annual limit.

Do senior citizens need a fishing license in Alaska?

Helpful Information: Resident adults over 60 must obtain a free ADFG Permanent Identification Card. No one under 16 needs a license. Both children under 16 and resident holders of the ADFG ID card must obtain a free Harvest Record Card and record any sport fish caught subject to limit restrictions.

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