Former Grimsby trawlerman Tony Roach tells of his lifelong connection with the sea.

Council appointments and bycatch policy tilt the system toward industrial fleets at the expense of food security and culture.

A recent opinion column in multiple Alaska newspapers by Washington-based trawlers (“We’re Alaska pollock fishermen. Here’s the truth about our fishery.” ADN, Aug. 10) is a master class of spin and ...

Lawmakers in Alaska are considering legislation that would reign in one of the most controversial and destructive forms of modern commercial fishing. Known as trawling, this technique involves huge ...