Atlantic Region Commercial Fishing: Guide to Operations and Compliance

The Atlantic Region Commercial Fishing plays a very important role in the coastal economy by providing livelihoods to thousands of people and supplying seafood to domestic and international markets. The Atlantic region is known for its various fisheries, traditional fishing practices and organized fishing management systems to combine economic activity and sustainability. Commercial fleets and…

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Alaska Community Development Quota

Alaska Community Development Quota: Guide for Fisheries and Communities

The Alaska Community Development Quota is a pivotal program that is developing the fishing-dependent communities and facilitating the sustainable management of fisheries. The program aims to tie the rural Alaska communities who are close to the fisheries with sustainable economic opportunities related to the resource management. It has ensured the economic development is derived from…

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Alaska Chinook Salmon Bycatch Efish

Alaska Chinook Salmon Bycatch Efish: A Complete Industry Guide

Alaska Salmon Chinook Bycatch Efish is a major management idea primarily for the commercial fisheries in Alaska, notably for those who operate within the federally-managed waters. Chinook salmon is an economically important species and was widely recognized as a culturally relevant and ecologically significant fish resource. As such, bycatch of this species also has reporting…

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Alaska Federal Fishing Permit

Alaska Commercial Fishing Permits for August

Fishing in Alaska is a unique experience, especially when you have the right permits to take advantage of seasonal opportunities. For commercial fishers, having access to valid and appropriate permits is essential not only to comply with regulations but also to maximize catch potential. We offer easy ways to secure Alaska fishing permits online for…

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Alaska Department of Fish and Game

Commercial Fishing Permits in Alaska: Why May Is Prime Time for Salmon

For commercial fishing professionals in Alaska, May marks the beginning of one of the most productive salmon fishing seasons. As the ice melts and waterways open, species like Chinook (King) salmon start their runs, offering lucrative opportunities for those with the right permits and licenses. Navigating the regulatory requirements can be complex, but we make…

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Top Reasons Pros Come to Us for Federal Permits for Commercial Fishing

When it comes to securing federal permits for commercial fishing, professionals in the industry know that the process can be complex, time-consuming, and full of regulatory hurdles. That’s why so many commercial fishermen, vessel owners, and fishing businesses turn to us here at the Commercial Fishing Permits Center for assistance.  With years of experience and…

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Most Popular Kinds of Alaska Commercial Fishing License Applications

Most Popular Kinds of Alaska Commercial Fishing License Applications Alaska’s commercial fishing industry is one of the most robust in the world, supplying millions of pounds of seafood annually. Whether you’re a seasoned fisherman or new to the industry, securing the right permits is essential for legal operation. We can help you to obtain the…

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Alaska Fishing Permit

The Safest Way To Obtain Your Alaska Commercial Fishing Permit

Any commercial or industrial fishing operation absolutely needs to possess accurate and up-to-date fishing permits from both the federal government and the state in which it operates. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is in charge of issuing federal permits. These permits cover the waters that are typically located between three and 200 nautical miles…

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alaska commercial fishing permits

The Importance of Staying Up-to-Date with Alaska Commercial Fishing Regulations and NOAA:

Commercial fishing is an important industry in Alaska because it helps to support a large number of Alaskans and makes a contribution to the overall economy of the state. But the Alaska Department of Fish and Game and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have rules that commercial fishermen must follow to protect the…

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