Zach Hill

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Zach Hill lives in Anchorage and Homer, seines for salmon in Kodiak, and is an avid skier and sport fisherman.

Under guise of conservation, anti-setnet initiative seeks to reallocate Cook Inlet salmon

OPINION: The effort to restrict commercial setnetting around urban areas is clearly intended to reduce competition for Upper Cook Inlet salmon, not conserve resources. The initiative's true goal is to reallocate fish by sidestepping Alaska's Constitution and legal precedent.

By Zach Hill●

November 21, 2013 at 12:31 pm

Zach Hill

author

Under guise of conservation, anti-setnet initiative seeks to reallocate Cook Inlet salmon

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