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The 2025 UW-FRI Bristol Bay sockeye salmon preseason forecast is 54.1 million.

The sockeye salmon total run forecast for Bristol Bay in 2025 is predicted to be strong with a point estimate of 51.31 million fish and a range of 37.02 to 65.60 million fish.

Thursday, November ​21, 2024
11:00am in Seattle
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BBRSDA is applying for grant funding to support the organization’s marketing efforts. Your input will help strengthen the proposal and help us develop projects that are impactful for the fleet.

The following is an overview of the 2024 Bristol Bay commercial salmon season. All data are preliminary. The 2024 inshore Bristol Bay sockeye salmon run of 51.6 million fish was the 10th largest inshore run since 2004 and was 7% above the 48.2 million average run for the latest 20-year period.

Bristol Bay’s Commercial Fishermen express their appreciation to Secretary of Interior Deb Haaland, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), and the Biden Administration for their decisive action to protect 28 million acres of federally managed "D-1" lands in Alaska, including 1.2 million acres in the Bristol Bay region.

BBRSDA’s photo contest is open! Submit photos from your fishing season for a chance to win cash prizes in 5 categories

ADF&G's cumulative numbers through August 20 show a total run of 51.5 Million fish including a harvest of 31.5 million and an escapement of 19.9 million sockeye.

The UW-FRI Preliminary (August) Preseason Forecast for 2025 Bristol Bay sockeye salmon run size is 49.6 million sockeye salmon.

In response to the challenging economic conditions the Alaska’s seafood industry is facing, the
Alaska Legislature passed House Bill 273 on May 15, 2024. The bill made amendments to the
Commercial Fishing Revolving Loan Fund (CFRLF) that became effective August 1, 2024. Learn more…

June 15th in Naknek & June 17th in Dillingham, register before trainings fill up!

See you soon! Dillingham June 11 & Naknek June 13.

McKinley Research Group updated BBRSDA’s charts on economic data using data available from 2023 to present. Please review the charts and read the helpful narrative to understand where the fishery stands.

Today Bristol Bay groups jointly moved to intervene in a challenge by Northern Dynasty Minerals and Pebble Limited Partnership to the Environmental Protection Agency’s decision to protect our nation’s clean waters from the mining of the Pebble ore deposit.

The BBRSDA is organizing a webinar to discuss the latest developments in the US Seafood Market and highlighting key economic indicators. There will be opportunities for Q&A during the presentation, so we highly encourage your attendance!
Join us on May 21st from 11:00am to noon AKT via Zoom.

Members, join us in Bristol Bay!

Rep. Peltola (D-AK) introduced The Bristol Bay Protection Act — legislation that would codify the EPA’s 404(c) action vetoing the proposed Pebble Mine so that the safeguards could not be undone, except through a subsequent act of Congress.

The Copper River RSDA, alongside the BBRSDA, will launch a collaborative effort to spotlight the unique attributes of Wild Alaska Salmon throughout the summer of 2024.