Evidently still till this day is the considered the largest halibut ever caught by a sport fisherman. However, a fisherman caught a 515-pound halibut, in Norway, in 2004. This gigantic fish was so ...

Whether you've baked too much salmon or seared one too many tuna steaks, you can store leftover fish in the freezer for ...

This paper explores the evolution of management measures applied to Pacific halibut commercial fishing shaped not only by the changing stock conditions ... In population ecology and economics, MSY is ...

A below-average 2024 Pacific halibut season closed Saturday. The Pacific fishery, conducted from the U.S. West Coast all the way out the Aleutian Chain, totaled 21.43 million pounds on Dec. 6, just 76 ...

delicate meat: Halibut has soft, white meat that melts in your mouth. It does not require long preparation and retains its structure even after prolonged cooking. few bones: One of the biggest ...

Remarkably, Spring’s halibut bested a decades-old record set in Greenland during the 1980s. The IGFA recently certified her achievement, cementing her place in the fishing record books once again.

Alaskans are all too familiar with radical groups funded by out-of-state interests seeking to shut down sustainable resource development. A predictable cast of characters — including billionaire activ ...

Alaska always get the lion’s share of the annual commercial halibut catch which this year totaled 18.47 million pounds, a 2.7% decrease from 2023. By the season’s closure, Alaska fishermen had ...

Condition should be the same tomorrow morning!” Niccum returned to that same beach on Wednesday. He reported nowhere near as ...

Few food production methods anywhere in the world are more sustainable and well-regulated than fisheries in Alaska.