Kanaga Island Fisheries

Alaskan Leader Seafoods, based in Seattle, WA, is a pioneering Hook Line fishing company in Alaska known for its innovative and sustainable practices. Their vertically integrated fleet, including vessels like the Northern Leader, Bristol Leader, and Bering Leader, ensures the highest quality wild Alaskan Black Cod reaches supermarkets, club stores, and restaurants worldwide. With a focus on capturing the natural, ocean-fresh flavor of their catch, Alaskan Leader's commitment to excellence is evident in their industry-leading vessels and dedication to solidifying the US Black Cod market. Join their crew for an adventurous career as a Commercial Fisherman on the Bering Sea and experience the thrill of the Alaskan fishing industry firsthand.Generated from the website

Hydroacoustic Technology Inc. is a manufacturer of hydroacoustic (sonar) fisheries research equipments. Based in Seattle, Wash., the company specializes in acoustic tags/receivers and active hydroacoustic systems. It conducts hydroacoustic research in oceans, lakes, rivers, hydropower dams, estuaries, shipping locks, etc for the assessment of fish abundance/behavior. The firm offers customers a variety of solutions, such as acoustic tags, receivers, and data loggers, split-beam hydroacoustic systems (echo sounders), consulting as well as short courses / training. Hydroacoustic Technology Inc. works with some of the leading fisheries research and management institutions in the world, such as U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, The Environment Agency (United Kingdom) and Japanese Public Works Research Institute.

Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group is dedicated to engaging local communities in efforts to restore and enhance wild salmon habitats in the Puget Sound region. Through volunteer initiatives, the organization focuses on revitalizing urban streams and ensuring the stewardship of local ecosystems for both fish and people. Offering various programs, Mid Sound promotes salmon-friendly practices for private properties and conducts projects aimed at improving aquatic habitats. The organization is also involved in strategic efforts, such as the feasibility analysis for the removal of a steel culvert on Midway Creek, to enhance fish access and support local biodiversity. Generated from the website