Alaska’s pollock A season concludes with strong yields

Topaz, Alaska pollock

Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska fisheries both achieved more than 90% of their quota while maintaining healthy biomass levels

Alaska’s pollock fishermen wrapped the 2025 A season with strong harvests, low by-catch rates, and tangible benefits for coastal communities, thereby underscoring the success of science-based management across both the Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska fisheries, reported the Alaska Pollock Fishery Alliance.  

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