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...salmon. Gullufsen was assessed a total of 12 demerit points after his conviction and as a result the Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission suspended him, his permit and his boat from participating in any Southeast commercial drift gillnet fisheries...
...coordinator, extended jurisdiction program manager and economist. Prior to that, she worked for the Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission. She holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, and a master's in...
...The long-running Carlson case stems from a lawsuit brought by out-of-state fishermen against the Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission, claiming it discriminated against them by charging them more for licenses than it did Alaskans.Fisherman...
...this information to help ensure that the importance of the Bristol Bay salmon fishery to Alaska is not underestimated.Commissioner Benjamin BrownCommissioner Peter FroehlichCommissioner Bruce TwomleyAlaska Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission
...offense."The biggest issue out here is the demerit points," Johnson said. "By far the vast amount of Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission (CFEC) demerit points are assigned to the Bristol Bay fishery. We have lots of people and permits who...
...Dave moved to Juneau in 1977 and began a 30-year career as an Administrative Law Judge for Alaska's Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission, retiring in 2007. Dave was an active member of the Executive committee of the Administrative Law Section...
...grandsons go out with his sons. The fishing industry isn't what it used to be, however. According to the Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission, last year Cook Inlet fishermen averaged a gross pay of $13,053. That's a little more than 10 percent...
...harbor management and skyrocketing fees as "anecdotal." What is not anecdotal is that, according to the Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission's Web site, Juneau lost 43 commercial fishing permit holders from 2003 to 2005 - a decline of about...
...charged a flat $115 above the rate of commercial permits and fees, said Mary McDowell, of the state Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission. Last year, the state sold 16,553 in-state permits and 4,675 nonresident permits, McDowell said...
...chairman of the Alaska Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission, has been chosen...As chairman of the Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission, Twomley has worked...position with the Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission in 1982. He lives...