Prince William Sound is home to all five species of Pacific salmon. Every year from June through September they return to our protected coastal waters in order to spawn. The unmistakable color and taste of these fish can be attributed to the rich waters in which they thrive. As they ...

Nettie discusses her first year setnetting as a new mother, and the trials and tribulations that came along with it. From pulling nets in stormy weather to washing, hanging and drying cloth diapers, Nettie calls this the 'first (worst) year' 

With years of experience, Olin knows these waters like the back of his hand. Surrounded by towering peaks, he sets out each summer, casting his net in pursuit of a good fishing season.

Following that first thrilling fishing season, my sister and I took my mom on a big road trip east. She had bought her very first new car, and she had always wanted to see Nova Scotia. So we set a daily budget, hit the road, and camped cozily in the ...

Salmon is not only a staple in the diets of the first people of Alaska, but also a thread weaving through the fabric of their traditions, shaping rituals, and providing economic sustenance.

Tips on how to enjoy raw salmon at home plus a recipe from Alana Kysar of Fix Feast Flair. 

The sustainable and delicious choice for salmon lovers!

Sunset Over The Sound, Photo by Bob Martinson Prince William Sound is home to a highly productive sockeye salmon fishery, which is a significant contributor to the region's economy. For the past 1,000 years, this location has been the final destination for ocean currents transporting valuable minerals from Antarctica. These minerals ...