Life aboard a factory trawler fishing for pollock in the Bering Sea

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Anchorage Daily News visual journalist Loren Holmes and reporter Hal Bernton were aboard the factory trawler Northern Hawk in August as it fished for pollock in the Bering Sea off Alaska.
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@jayr122001 3 месяца назад

i used to work in starbound F/T . I miss working on the boat

@PinkToid 2 месяца назад

Stop Trawlers

@Pyrus335 8 месяцев назад

It's funny because that wasn't objective at all. Is the title supposed to be taken literally? That was so surface level its not even funny, where's the in depth journalism?

@benosick8542 8 месяцев назад

I'm one of the independent observers they mention at 1:28 what do you wanna know?

@Pyrus335 8 месяцев назад

@@benosick8542 How do you maintain such consistency and what do you even begin to look for??

@benosick8542 8 месяцев назад

@Pyrus335 We take random samples of fish from throughout every haul and keep track of average length/weight divided by sex. We also collect otoliths, which can be used to track growth rates and the age of an individual fish. And we also collect and weigh byctah from ~1/3 of the haul to get an idea of what fish besides pollock are being impacted. In the case of salmon, every single one gets collected, and counted at the end of the haul. Along with sex/length/weight/and genetic samples to determine which population of salmon specifically is being impacted.

@Pyrus335 8 месяцев назад

where is the book for this sort of thing?@@benosick8542