Peter pan seafood has been bought back from the Japanese and from what I am hearing and seeing being pretty agressive.will follow new buyers and find out

Looks pretty much like the bay-wide base price is $1.25 plus 15 cents for iced.$ I'm pretty happy with $1.40 especially since it was a good season poundage wise.
BTW I fish for E&E they posted $1.25 base yesterday.

Last week, four days in a row of this type of fishing, 44,000 pounds in just four days. We don't like to "round-haul" a net load of fish like this, but sometimes it's your only option.

Great awesome catch there. That's the tendering I do outside dillingham for setnetters at coffee point
Picture was last night.we are done now.i k now how hard you work . weather was not nice

Historical catch Indeed

FWIW, I just bought a couple 25 lb cases of frozen Sockeye fillets in Seattle for $8.95 a pound.
I bought these for a friend's wedding, I bought them from the company that I fish for, that price is the rock bottom wholesale price at the present time.

I would like to give a shout out to those Bristol Bay fisherman that donated Chums to the Yukon villages after our salmon no show this summer.

Thanks. Much appreciated.

They were pretty scares in BB this summer too. I wonder if most of the processors sent them your way? Did they send any of our kings also? Thought I heard they did.

They might have I never heard of any Kings coming in, but I am not sure. All I heard was these were from BB fishermen. Gave each household here four chums.

No subsistence fishing here this year and last. I got two kings before they shut us down this spring, and been eating a few humpies. They are letting us fish for Coho's when ever they show up.

We have silvers here now I am surprised you don't.

Man you must be hard up to eat humpies !

The Cohos are just starting to show up. Late this year. I can catch all I need on a rod and real here soon.

Humpies aint bad if they are not in fresh water too long. They make great dry fish too.

From what I heard, BB processors donated Kings, and chums. Maybe some sockeyes. It wasn't actually the fisherman that did the donating. I believe all the donated fish were by catch salmon. Linden, the state, and the processors got together on this. Pretty sure Lindon had some covid money they had to spend.
Surprised your getting cohos, Jeff. I talked to the Yukon R. fall season manager 2 days ago. Sure sounded like no one was going to do any subsistence fishing. Coho run way down like the other species. This was from net catch near the sonar at Pilot. I would have assumed sport fishing would be closed too.
Get your salmon while you can!

Thanks I didn't get the details on who donated the fish and flights

I just called F&G. We can use 4" 60' nets . Dip nets, and rod and reel(is considered subsistence here.) Sport fishing is probably closed. All chums and kings must be released alive.

Cohos are open to keep along with Pinks and Reds. We don't have reds, but I get one or two a season commercial fishing.

The fish donations came from a combination of the processors , BBEDC, YDFDA, and CVRF 3 of the CDQ groups on the W coast, with all the millions they have and their bottom trawl boats being part of the problem I would think those CDQ groups could have donated a heck of a lot more

Good Point.

Our YDFDA board members just had their meeting in Hawaii while we were scrounging for fish. Ours is worth over 1000 million.

I did mention to a board member here that they should give us some fish that would help since we don't get much else now. I am guessing that might be where the idea came from.

A box of King crab and a pay off $ probably would be in order.

Otter, where did YDFDA get fish to donate?

Probably the F&G test nets in Emo.