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The evolution of fishing in Bristol Bay

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Columnist John Schandelmeier writes about the transition from the early days of fishing with traps and primitive nets to the modern machinery used to fish in Alaska’s premier sockeye salmon fishery.

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The evolution of fishing in Bristol Bay