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Whispering Campaign Against Your Fish 2014 Pacific Fishing Calendar Inside Alaska Independent Fishermen’s Marketing Assn. www.pacificfishing.com THE BUSINESS MAGAZINE FOR FISHERMEN n DECEMBER 2013 Whispering campaign against your fish US $2.95/CAN. $3.95 • Cal fishing co-op working 12 • Questions for Cora Campbell 63126 The No. 1 maritime VSAT network brings a new dimension to broadband at sea. Movies & IPTV TV News SATCOM... & Sports Clips and beyond! KVH’s new IP-MobileCast is a unique content delivery Newspapers service providing affordable news, sports, entertainment, Introducing TM electronic charts, and weather IP-MobileCast on top of your mini-VSAT Broadband connection. Radio Training & e-Learning Crew Social Media Weather Files Full ECDIS & Forecasts Chart Database ALL-NEW Delivery & PRODUCT LINE! Updates KVH’s end-to-end solution empowers you to deliver the bandwidth your operations demand, keep your crew happy, and manage your budget... all at the same time. Get the details: New VIP-series features powerful Integrated CommBoxTM Modem (ICM) – www.minivsat.com/VIP the hub for IP-MobileCast services. KVH INDUSTRIES WORLDWIDE World HQ: United States | [email protected] EMEA HQ: Denmark | [email protected] Asia-Pacific HQ: Singapore | [email protected] +1 401.847.3327 +45 45 160 180 +65 6513 0290 ©2013 KVH Industries, Inc. KVH, TracPhone, IP-MobileCast, CommBox, and the unique light-colored dome with dark contrasting baseplate are trademarks of KVH Industries, Inc. mini-VSAT Broadband is a service mark of KVH Industries, Inc. 13_ipmobilecast_PacificFishing.indd 1 6/6/13 12:37 PM IN THIS ISSUE Editor's note Don McManman ® Eighth THE BUSINESS MAGAZINE FOR FISHERMEN INSIDE: Commandment The truth is a notion sufficiently worthy to be written down more than 3,000 years ago: “Thou shall not bear false witness.” Yet, there are some folks who don’t know the Eighth Commandment, and they’re attacking your business. In October, we had an article about a faceless rumor campaign that says radiation from the Fukushima fiasco is poisoning the fish you try to sell. It’s a lie, of course. Questions for Alaska fish commish : Page 12 We showed fairly conclusively that activists are doctoring information from NOAA. They’ve taken a NOAA chart designed to show tsunami activity and say it shows the killing tendrils of radiation from Fukushima to you. That they had to resort to such ham-handed subterfuge speaks volumes about the weakness of their argument. These are people who so hate nuclear power that they’ll sacrifice truth — and you. They got to CBS News a few weeks ago. Just one excerpt: Some radiation has arrived in northern Alaska and along the Turmoil for SF herring fishermen : Page 15 west coast. That’s raised concern over contamination of fish and wildlife. More may be heading toward coastal communities like Haines and Skagway. Hogwash! And here’s one comment from a CBS fan about the damage your fish can cause children: You realize if cancers are already developing, there’s a huge exposure. There were also stories from an M.D. out of Japan talking about how children are having uncontrollable nosebleeds and hair loss. This is radiation sickness. Alas, Pacific Fishing isn’t read by the CBS mullahs. Nor is it apparently read by anonymous fans eager to publically illustrate their ignorance while commenting on the CBS site. Walmart wars : Page 17 At about the same time CBS was talking Fukushima and West Coast fish, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. announcers were solemnly quoting a retired professor in Alaska proclaiming his doubts about your catch: John Kelley, a professor emeritus at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, says he’s not sure contamination will reach dangerous levels for humans but says without better data, who will know? Health departments and independent labs in the U.S. and Canada have said your fish is safe to eat. But people often don’t believe experts when a rumor is so juicy: Bleeding MSC insults seiners : Page 18 children, scientists cowering amid their uncertainties, an alien force that can’t be seen, heard, or felt. You can bet that right now, more than a few of your neighbors have heard the rumor and believed it. When it comes to the next grocery store visit, they’ll ON THE COVER: Joshua Roper took this fairly chilly pause: Beef or fish? photo as F/V Saga fished for opilio in the ice. Fighting a whispering campaign isn’t easy, especially if one of the whisperers is CBS News. You can only fight a corrosive lie the same way it got spread: person by person. VOLUME XXXIV, NO. 12 • DECEMBER 2013 We normally don’t give away our work. But we’ve set up our October Pacific Fishing (ISSN 0195-6515) is published 12 times a year (monthly) by Pacific Fukushima coverage as a free reprint on the Web: go to www.pacificfishing. Fishing Magazine. Editorial, Circulation, and Advertising offices at 1028 Industry com/PF_Nuke-Story.pdf. Drive, Seattle, WA 98188, U.S.A. Telephone (206) 324-5644. n Subscriptions: One-year rate for U.S., $18.75, two-year $30.75, three-year $39.75; Canadian Here’s just one quote we had from an Oregon State University professor: subscriptions paid in U.S. funds add $10 per year. Canadian subscriptions paid in Worrying about these traces is like worrying you’ll get sunburned by the stars at night. Canadian funds add $10 per year. Other foreign surface is $36 per year; foreign Distance and dilution are massive. airmail is $84 per year. n The publisher of Pacific Fishing makes no warranty, express or implied, nor assumes any legal liability or responsibility for the Simple message. Spread it. information contained in Pacific Fishing. n Periodicals postage paid at Seattle, Washington. Postmaster: Send address changes to Pacific Fishing, 1028 Industry Pacific Fishing editor Don McManman at one time was a qualified nuclear worker at Drive, Seattle, WA 98188. Copyright © 2013 by Pacific Fishing Magazine. Contents the Columbia Generating Station and got to know quite a bit about the possible threats may not be reproduced without permission. POST OFFICE: Please send address changes to Pacific Fishing, 1028 Industry Drive, Seattle, WA 98188 by radiation. WWW.PACIFICFISHING.COM £ DECEMBER 2013 £ PACIFICFISHING 3 YOUR BUSINESS Keeping up PREFERRED PUBLICATION OF: It’s FREE! It’s DAILY!* It’s the best commercial fishing news digest ALASKA INDEPENDENT Fish available in the North Pacific. Here’s some of FISHERMEN’S MARKETING ASSOC. Wrap what you missed by not reading FishWrap. CORDOVA DISTRICT FISHERMEN UNITED Bristol driftnet permit values up: The September report economy provides more than a quarter of the wages paid in the OREGON DUNGENESS puts the value of a Bristol Bay driftnet permit at $100,700. That’s region. – Ed Schoenfeld, reporting for KRBD, Ketchikan CRAB COMMISSION up from the $95,000 permit value recorded back in August. Shutdown hurts Kenai Peninsula: The email message – KDLG, Dillingham was sent to approximately 120 commercial visitor services that UNITED FISHERMEN Harbor closes after tender sinks: The fishing vessel Neptune represent the gamut of businesses that use the refuge, from OF ALASKA has sunk in the Haines harbor, the U.S. Coast Guard reports. river guides to horse-packing services to air taxi operators. WASHINGTON DUNGENESS – Pacific Fishing columnist Wesley Loy, writing in his blog, Deckboss – Sara Hardan, reporting for the (Kenai) Peninsula Clarion CRAB FISHERMEn’S ASSOC. Fishermen get Obamacare help: An umbrella organiza- Myths about sport fishing: In some areas, anglers catch tion that represents 36 Alaska commercial fishing organizations is more of certain species of fish than commercial fishermen do. WASHINGTON REEF NET working to help fishermen work through the complicated process – Lee Crockett, writing for National Geographic OWNERS ASSOC. of meeting the “Individual Mandate” requirement of the Affordable Stop Dungeness fishery: “I am advocating that, as a WESTERN FISHBOAT Care Act. – KDLG, Dillingham community, we request that the Board of Fish immediately OWNERS ASSOC. B.C. herring comeback hatched: The society plans to install close the waters of Southeast Alaska to commercial harvest of plastic wrappings on as many as 20 pilings at Fisherman’s Wharf Dungeness crab.” – John Norton, writing in the Juneau Empire To Subscribe: — by Granville Island — before herring enter the area to spawn B.C. miners raise Alaska ire: “This is the latest in a series of www.pacificfishing.com/ in February and March. – (Victoria) Times Colonist pf_subscribe.html selective and self-serving disclosures from Chieftain that do not Ph: (206) 324-5644 No fish scuttles B.C. salmon seller: A local smoked salmon provide a complete and accurate picture to potential investors.” Fax: (206) 324-8939 business has shut down this year but is hoping to be able to reopen – Rivers Without Borders next year. – Terrace Standard Main Office Understanding SE estuaries: In fact, we see the estuary as 1000 ANDOVER PARK EAST Pebble laying off: The group behind the proposed Pebble Mine a nursery ground for juveniles of lots of species, such as salmon SEATTLE, WA 98188 is laying off workers after one of the partners in the controversial PH: (206) 324-5644 and other commercially valuable fish and shellfish. – Dave Albert, FAX: (206) 324-8939 project pulled out. – Alaska Public Radio interviewed on Alaska Public Radio Chairman/CEO Otter study ending: Overall, Hoyt says southern Southeast Hatcheries may kill kings: Since 1970, the combined efforts MIKE DAIGLE is seeing an otter population that is growing exponentially but of the U.S., Canada, and other Pacific Rim countries have increased [email protected] that growth isn’t the same in every area, and neither is their diet. Publisher the number of hatchery-raised salmon released into the Pacific PETER HURME – Matt Lichtenstein, reporting for KFSK, Petersburg from 500 million to 5 billion fish.
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