This infographic explains how the NOAA Fisheries' Marine Recreational Information Program collects recreational fishing data and produces catch estimates.
An eBook presenting historical timelines and accounts highlighting many key events and subjects that have shaped the evolution of the Alaska Fisheries Science Center as well as fisheries research in Alaska.
Protecting and recovering marine species is a core mission for NOAA Fisheries. As part of a “Species in the Spotlight” initiative, NOAA Fisheries has developed a 5-year action plan for Alaska’s Cook Inlet beluga whales.
Federal law prohibits injuring or harming sawfish. Captured sawfish caught incidentally should be released immediately. Learn more about safe handling and release procedures and reporting.
This is a tool to measure regulated species that you catch. By following fishing regulations, you allow the species to reproduce. This will help to ensure fish for the future.
This guide provides a plain language summary of how to comply with highly migratory species dealer regulations for Atlantic tunas, swordfish, sharks, and billfishes.
