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Historic Bristol Bay, Alaska salmon fishery dealing with latest challenge: COVID-19

  • Written by Kevin Berry, Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Alaska Anchorage
Historic Bristol Bay, Alaska salmon fishery dealing with latest challenge: COVID-19Fishing boat captains jockey for position near the mouth of the Naknek River, which flows into Bristol Bay.Luis Sinco/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images

Northwest summers mean salmon on the grill. While Alaskans fill freezers with their own catch – our freezers are filled with enough salmon to last until next summer – those grilling...

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