Showing posts with label bears. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bears. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 11, 2020
'Fishermen shooting at bears from their boats'
Quite an interesting letter here from the National Park Service to the Alaska Board of Fisheries.
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Bristol Bay setnetters sue over tender sinking
Several salmon setnetters at the Igushik River, on the west side of Bristol Bay, are suing Trident Seafoods and others over the sinking last summer of the tender Lone Star.
The sinking caused a fuel spill that forced a shutdown of the setnet fishery.
A tender is a vessel used to haul fish to a processing plant. The Lone Star was working for Trident.
In a lawsuit filed in state Superior Court at Dillingham, the setnetters are seeking compensation for lost fishing income and other damages.
The plaintiffs also allege that during salvage of the vessel, salmon off the tender was allowed to wash up on the beach, attracting bears that gorged on the fish and then ransacked setnetter cabins.
Click here to read a press release and the lawsuit.
The sinking caused a fuel spill that forced a shutdown of the setnet fishery.
A tender is a vessel used to haul fish to a processing plant. The Lone Star was working for Trident.
In a lawsuit filed in state Superior Court at Dillingham, the setnetters are seeking compensation for lost fishing income and other damages.
The plaintiffs also allege that during salvage of the vessel, salmon off the tender was allowed to wash up on the beach, attracting bears that gorged on the fish and then ransacked setnetter cabins.
Click here to read a press release and the lawsuit.
Labels:
bears,
Igushik River,
lawsuit,
Lone Star,
setnetters
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