R U Interested in working in Alaska Fishing or Crabbing?

[movingtocally]

To clarify, a dude with no skills can just roll up to a random plant in the area, say he's looking for work, and he's getting 16 hour days with overtime pay 6+ days a week?


I'd love to just waste 3 months away banking up like 10K.

Damn.

 

[funkervogt]

I had a friend who went to AK a few years back. SHE (that's right) busted her ass trying to find a job on a fishing rig, was homeless for a while, but finally landed one. She was not athletic (a bit on the fat side) so my guess is she wasn't quality crew.

She went back a year later and couldn't find anything. My guess is she sucked dick for cash because she never explained how she made enough to live on. This was four years ago.

I don't really know what my point was. Perhaps, it's tough to make it out there unless you know someone in the industry or like to suck dick.

 

[h^2 O]

what are you, R. Lee Ermy? hahaha. "Do you suck dicks?!"

 

[Stoner4Life]

shit when fishermen come in the ladies know it...im gonna stop there so i dont offend anyone.

well as Frank Zappa would sing.......

"Hey hey hey all you girls in these Industrial towns
I know youre probly gettin tired of all the local clowns
They never give you no respect they never treat you nice
So perhaps you oughta try a little friendly advice
And be a crew slut
Hey, you'll love it
Be a crew slut
Its a way of life
Be a crew slut.......

The guys in the crew
Have got a present for you!"

Oh yeah just like any other frontier silver or gold mining town a
certain amount of local and imported talent is going to look to
make life a bit easier in a more reclined position and or lifestyle.


I'd bet that there's some sort of fishing going on for most months
of the year, isn't that about right NOKUY? These boats don't earn
any jing for their owners sitting and rusting so I'm sure they fish
waters all along the upper norhtwest of the US during the various
seasons of many different species. Sometimes you hear these guys
talking about going home to Seattle where many of the boats are
actually owned out of by those big corps.......

 

[roor smoker]

sup with that info yukon

 

[rafe]

You can always work at the bar washing glasses and cleaning up or restaurant until you get a big buck job. That proves you will work and do what you are told. They like that. I worked on the oil rigs on man made islands north of AK in the Beaufort sea. I loved the summer there watch the huge chunks of ice flow by or they would get stuck on one side we would make bets what side and day it would disappear. Don't wear tshirts under your long underwear. It gets wet and sticks to you like ice for as long as you are on the deck. Get a silk under or poly undershirt. Go to store that sells camping gear and has survival gear. I'm not talking in Florida either. I'll take questions from people who want to go. It's a real trip..... You won't regret it.!!!!!!

 

[GrowKindNugs]

i'm very interested in this too! not the fishing on boats part, but the processing, that sounds money to do for 3 months...i'm almost 27, not done with college yet, have no life direction and have no idea what i want to do...so i could forsure scoot up there and bank, and see alaska like i've always wanted too...i know the laws are chill and everyone tokes, how's the herb??? pretty dank? i'm what you would call a hippy, so where are some hipster type areas, where everyone grows!? haha.... and Nokuy, you still live in Ak?? i appreciate the info you've provided kind sir...take care


Gkn

 

[GrowKindNugs]

ohhh ran, that sounds like a fucking blast! you're right, that was a different time, and i wish i lived then!! no worries though, there's gotta be super chill places like that still around...i'm a florida dude that's never been to the pac northwest and i want to check it out real bad

 

[NOKUY]

ok heres a few listings....theres literally hundreds, so im trying to pick thru some that ive at least heard of

heres a few u can get to pretty easily if you were to fly into anchorage

Ed's Kasilof Seafoods, Inc. Information
Type of Employer: Onshore Processors
Region: 2
Area: Kenai Area
Facility Information
Facility Type: Fresh Frozen
Company Name: Ed's Kasilof Seafoods, Inc.
Street Address: 26085 Williamson Lane
Address Continued: PO Box 18
City: Kasilof
State/Country: AK
Postal Code: 99610
Phone: (907) 262-7295
Fax: (907) 262-1617
Job E-mail: [email protected]
Company Website: http://www.kasilofseafoods.com
Corporate Information
Facility is Corporate HQ: YES
Corporate Address: 26085 Williamson Lane
Corporate Address cont.: PO Box 18
Corporate City: Kasilof
Corporate State/Country: AK
Corporate Zip Code: 99610
Corporate Phone: (907) 262-7295
Corporate Fax: (907) 262-1617
Peak # of workers: 25 - 30
Starting wage: $7.15/hr. - $8.00 (plus Overtime)
Hours needed for a raise: Based on merit.
Bonuses: None
Months of operation: Mid-June to August
Peak Season: Around July 20th
Fish Processed: Salmon
Average weekly hour at peak: 50 - 80
Maximum hours per day: Until work is finished
Shifts per day: One
Housing Policy: None provided. Camping nearby.
Transportation Policy: None provided.
How to apply: Email to the address above expressing your interest. In season, stop by the facility and talk to Jim Trujillo (the owner).
Best time to apply: Most hiring is done around mid-June.
Suggestions: This is a small custom processor and does not hire a lot of people. They are a smokehouse and secondary processor. Workers do more packaging and smoking than 'sliming.'

Directions: In Kasilof - follow the signs off of Kalifornsky Beach Road (roughly at mile marker 2.5).

Icicle Seafoods, Inc. (Homer) Information
Type of Employer: Onshore Processors
Region: 2
Area: Homer
Facility Information
Facility Type: Fresh Frozen
Company Name: Icicle Seafoods, Inc. (Homer)
Street Address: 842 Fish Dock Road
City: Homer
State/Country: AK
Postal Code: 99603
Phone: (907) 235-8107
Fax: (206) 282-7222
Job E-mail: [email protected]
Company Website: http://www.icicleseafoods.com/locations/hom/
Application Website: http://www.icicleseafoods.com/locations/hom/apply.aspx
Corporate Information
Facility is Corporate HQ: NO
Corporate Address: 4019 21st Ave W
Corporate City: Seattle
Corporate State/Country: WA
Corporate Zip Code: 98199
Corporate Phone: (206) 282-0988
Corporate Fax: (206) 282-7222
Peak # of workers: 50 - 75
Starting wage: $7.15/hr. ($10.73/hr. Overtime)
Hours needed for a raise: Based on merit and hours. The first raise is at 150 hours.
Bonuses: Production bonuses
Months of operation: June - August
Peak Season: July
Fish Processed: Halibut, Herring, Salmon
Average weekly hour at peak: 50
Maximum hours per day: 16
Shifts per day: One
Housing Policy: None provided. You can camp on the spit or rent a place in town.
Transportation Policy: None provided
How to apply: Apply online using the Application address listed above or in person at the Alaska Employment Service. You can also try emailing [email protected].
Best time to apply: Apply before June 30.
Suggestions: They offer production bonuses. Check out their recruiting schedule at http://www.icicleseafoods.com/locations/recruit.aspx. Homer is the base location for the Cook Inlet Buying Stations of Icicle Seafoods, Inc.

*The main focus of this facility is the offloading of salmon, halibut and black cod and preparing it for shipment to their Seward plant to be processed.

The facility is located at the end of the Homer Spit.

Inlet Fish Producers Information
Type of Employer: Onshore Processors
Region: 2
Area: Kenai Area
Facility Information
Facility Type: Fresh Frozen
Company Name: Inlet Fish Producers
Street Address: 2000 Columbia St., Attn: HR Dept.
Address Continued: P.O. Box 114
City: Kenai
State/Country: AK
Postal Code: 99611
Phone: (907) 283-9275
Job Phone: N/A
Fax: (907) 283-6013
Job E-mail: [email protected]
Company Website: http://www.inletfish.com/
Application Website: http://www.inletfish.com/ifpemploymentn.htm
Corporate Information
Facility is Corporate HQ: YES
Corporate Address: 2000 Columbia Street
Corporate Address cont.: PO Box 114
Corporate City: Kenai
Corporate State/Country: AK
Corporate Zip Code: 99611
Corporate Phone: (907) 283-9275
Corporate Job Phone: N/A
Corporate Fax: (907) 283-6013
Peak # of workers: 200
Starting wage: $7.25/hr. ($10.88/hr. Overtime)
Hours needed for a raise: Based on merit
Bonuses: None
Months of operation: June - August
Peak Season: Early July - mid-August
Fish Processed: Salmon Only
Average weekly hour at peak: 60-70
Maximum hours per day: 16
Shifts per day: Two
Housing Policy: They have housing in two-person rooms at a nominal cost for those who live out of our area with a priority for the returning employees. In addition, there are designated areas for camping at a nominal fee. A tarp or a tent with a rainfly to shed the rain is necessary. There is a small company owned store that has microwaveable food that you can purchase and access to a microwave. With the limited food service you will have to be prepared to cook for yourself. Showers are available on-site, and laundry can be done at a laundromat about two miles away.
Transportation Policy: None provided
How to apply: Fill out the online application and press submit or print it out and mail it to the address listed above.

You can also call and talk to the Plant Manager and see if he will put you on the "hire list", where they will hold a job for you until you get to the facility.
Best time to apply: Feb - July. Most of the hiring is done during the month of June.
Suggestions: You must be physically present to be hired, but they will hold a position open for you if they are convinced you will show up.

They now operate two processing facilities in the Kenai Area (the Kenai Plant and the Kasilof River Plant).

Directions: From Kenai take Bridge Access Road. Turn right on Kalifornsky Beach Road (K-Beach Rd.). Turn right on Cannery Road. Follow to end of road.

Seward Fisheries Information
view this company's featured jobsType of Employer: Onshore Processors
Region: 2
Area: Seward
Facility Information
Company Name: Seward Fisheries
Street Address: 601 Port Ave.
City: Seward
State/Country: AK
Postal Code: 99664
Phone: (907) 224-3381
Fax: (907) 224-3285
Job E-mail: [email protected]
Company Website: http://www.summerworkalaska.com
Corporate Information
Facility is Corporate HQ: NO
About the Company:
Seward is 120 miles south of Alaska's biggest city, Anchorage. Established in 1965, Seward Fisheries became solely owned by Icicle Seafoods in 1978. Icicle has shore plants in Seward, Petersburg, and Egegik; a plant in Bellingham; and four floating processors.

We process black cod, halibut, herring and salmon. Black cod and halibut, IFQ (Individual Fishing Quota) seasons, will start March 15th and end when the quota is filled, or by November 15th. The season usually starts out slow and builds. We may need people as the season picks up, so if you are interested in working in April or May you should indicate that on your application. If you are planning on traveling to Seward we encourage you to call first so we can inform you of the current work status and bunkhouse availability.

The salmon season will begin around the first of June and will continue through until the end of August. During salmon season we have approximately 300 people working. We can salmon in our cannery and freeze whole salmon in the cold storage, fresh/frozen areas. If you are hired, the work area you are assigned will depend upon our needs.


Hiring Procedure
WE DO NOT GUARANTEE ANY WORK!!! This is a gamble that everyone takes when seeking employment in the seafood industry. There are many fisheries in Alaska so we recommend that you know of a few different possible fisheries to apply to in case of no work. You can apply on line or request an application to be mailed to you. Your work history, references, and work ethics are important hiring considerations. There is no way to secure a position over the phone, although we will schedule a phone interview after receiving your application. If you are hired, we will ask you for a copy of your travel arrangements, and schedule you for an orientation before you make the trip to Seward.


Pay
Starting pay for processors is $7.15 per hour. Pay increases are based on the accumulation for hours as follows:
Accumulated Hours Regular Hourly Rate
0 - 600 7.15
601 - 1800 7.50
1801 - 3600 8.70
3601 - and up 10.00

As long as you receive a layoff in good standing you will retain your hours and pay rate for the following year if you decide to return. We encourage people to return.

Overtime
One and one-half times the regular rate is paid for any hours worked in excess of eight hours a day. Overtime is also paid for any hours worked in excess of 40 straight hours per week.

Accommodations
We have a bunkhouse that houses 50 employees at a daily cost of $5.00 plus tax. A refundable key deposit of $30.00 will be deducted from your first check. Returning employees receive first preference. You may put your name on the bunkhouse waiting list at the time of hire. The bunkhouse has showers, laundry and a recreation room with a DVD/VHS and satellite TV. We also have our Tent City campground with laundry facilities, showers, restrooms, and canvas tents. A damage deposit will be required if the tents are damaged or left in an unsuitable condition. Located in the plant within walking distance are more employee showers and lockers. Locks and lockers are provided for storing gear. We will be serving one meal a day Monday through Friday from April through May for those employees that a currently working. During our traditional salmon season (June, July and August) we will serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. Each meal will cost $3.50 per meal and it is your choice to eat that meal or not. ONLY SFI EMPLOYEES MAY USE THESE FACILITIES.

Gear and Documents
Rain gear, gloves, and boots are provided to employees at no cost. We also provide ear protection and any other required safety gear. It is recommended that you bring several changes of clothing and lots of warm socks. You will also need a hat or bandanna for work. A battery powered alarm clock is essential. If you are going to camp in our tent city, you will need a sleeping bag. Prepare for a cool, damp climate.

We Only Hire Workers that are Legally Documented to Work in the US
As the final step in the hiring process, applicants must provide us with documentation that verifies eligibility to work in the United States and their identity. For a complete list of acceptable documents, please refer to Form I-9. You may obtain a copy of this form at your local state employment office. At the time of orientation, these documents must be furnished and Form I-9 must be completed. The documents you provide must be the original document or a certified copy. They must be valid. Since we must physically examine your documents, if you cannot provide legally acceptable documentation, we cannot hire you!

When hired, an applicant may provide a single document which verifies both employment eligibility and identity. See LIST A on Form I-9. Otherwise, two documents must be provided. One document must verify identity. See LIST B. The other document must verify employment eligibility. See LIST C.


LIST A: Documents that Establish Both Identity and Employment Eligibility


U.S. Passport (unexpired or expired)
Certificate of U.S. Citizenship (INS Form N-560 or N-561)
Certificate of Naturalization ( INS Form N-550 or N-570)
Unexpired foreign passport, with I-551 stamp or attached INS Form I-94 indicating unexpired employment authorization
Alien Registration Receipt Card with photograph (INS Form I-151)
Unexpired Temporary Resident Card (INS Form I-688)
Unexpired Employment Authorization Card (INS Form I-688A)
Unexpired Reentry Permit (INS Form I-327)
Unexpired Refugee Travel Document (INS Form I-571)
Unexpired Employment Authorization Document issued by the INS which contains a photograph (INS Form I-688B)
If you don't have a document from LIST A, you must provide one document from LIST B and one document from LIST C.


LIST B: Documents that Establish Identity


Driver's license or ID card issued by a state or outlying possession of the United States provided it contains a photograph or information such as name, date of birth, sex, height, eye color, and address
ID card issued by federal, state or local government agencies or entities provided it contains a photograph or information such as name, date of birth, sex, height, eye color, and address
School ID card with a photograph
Voter's registration card
U.S. Military card or draft record
Military dependent's ID card
U.S. Coast Guard Merchant Mariner Card
Native American tribal document
Driver's license issued by a Canadian government authority
For persons under age 18 who are unable to present a document listed above: School record or report card; Clinic, doctor or hospital record; Day-care or nursery school record.

LIST C: Documents that Establish Employment Eligibility


U.S. social security card issued by the Social Security Administration (other than a card stating it is not valid for employment)
Certification of Birth Abroad issued by the Department of State (Form FS-545 or Form DS-1350)
Original or certified copy of a birth certificate issued by a state, county, municipal authority or outlying possession of the United States bearing an official seal
Native American tribal document
U.S. Citizen ID Card (INS Form I-197)
ID Card for use of Resident Citizen in the United States (INS Form I-179)
Unexpired employment authorization document issued by the INS (other than those listed under List A)
The Work
New employees start out on the slime line. While there is an art to sliming, it involves doing the same thing over and over for long periods of time. When the season is going well people work seven days a week, twelve to sixteen hours a day.

What makes it all worthwhile is the money you put in the bank and the people you work with. It's a team effort at Seward Fisheries. Everyone contributes to producing a quality product, at a low cost in a safe and supportive work environment.

The actual amount of hours a person works during salmon season depends upon where they work; how well the fishermen do; the weather; the market and how many salmon return to spawn. There is no guarantee on how much you will make; there are too many variables.

One way to limit the effect of these variables is to work for an established company like Icicle Seafoods, Inc. that has good relations with fishermen and the resources to take advantage of any opportunities that develop for a good season.

Transportation
Icicle does not pay transportation costs. Seward Bus Lines leaves Anchorage daily at 2:30 pm and arrives in Seward at 5:30 pm. The cost for a one-way ticket to or from Seward is $40.00. Call to confirm. Their Seward phone number is (907) 224 - 3608. Their Anchorage location is at 3335 Suite B, Fairbanks Street, phone (907) 563 - 0800

If you have any questions please feel free to write or call:
Email: [email protected]
Personnel Department
P.O. BOX 8
Seward, AK 99664
(907) 224 - 3385
Fish Processed: Salmon

Harbor Crown Seafoods Information
view this company's featured jobsType of Employer: Onshore Processors
Region: 4
Area: Dutch Harbor/Unalaska
Facility Information
Company Name: Harbor Crown Seafoods
Street Address: P.O. Box 920125
City: Dutch Harbor
State/Country: AK
Postal Code: 99692
Phone: 907-581-4900
Fax: 907-581-4770
Job E-mail: [email protected]
Company Website: http://www.HarborCrown.com
Application Website: http://www.harborcrown.com/employment/index.html
Corporate Information
Facility is Corporate HQ: NO
Corporate Address: 88 W. Commerce Drive, Suite D
Corporate City: Hayden
Corporate State/Country: ID
Corporate Zip Code: 83835
Corporate Phone: 208-772-7707
Corporate Fax: 208-772-7781
About the Company:
Harbor Crown Seafoods was established in 2003 as a modern, mid-sized processing plant. As various fisheries in Alaska were rationalized to provide stability to the industry, the vision of the company was to provide fishermen and consumers an alternative to the traditional based, international processing conglomerates. With a business model focused on low overhead, flexibility and value added products, the company has successfully enabled its fleet to enjoy higher prices for their catch, while allowing consumers direct availability to this extraordinary resource.

The primary product of Harbor Crown is Pacific Cod. With the world wide decline of this precious commodity, the Bering Sea has provided a strictly managed alternative for consumers to embrace. Under stringent guidelines with its fishing fleet, Cod is processed into Head and Gut form, quick frozen and shipped to points across the globe. In addition to this product, Harbor Crown is the premier producer of Alaskan Octopus which is utilized in Asian and European markets. With its recent entrance into the prestigious crab fisheries, the company has positioned itself to provide value added incentives to its fleet, while allowing customers a dining experience they can relate to.

EMPLOYMENT

Harbor Crown Seafoods, Inc. provides a variety of seafood processing type work. This includes offloading from the ship, processing, storage and shipping of seafood. Work involves operation of equipment while maintaining safe, efficient production and uniform product quality.

Benefits

The following are the benefits as a seafood processor our company's processing plant:

· Pay

* First Contract: $7.50/hour + overtime after 8 hours/day
* Second Contract - $8.00/hour + overtime after 8 hours/day
* Continued wage increase as 3rd and 4th contractual agreements are met.
* Up to 1,500-hour contract agreement
* No guarantee of hours.
· Housing and laundry provided
· All meals included
· Transportation to the plant from point of hire and return transportation upon completion of contract.


PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

To work at the processing plant, the following are the physical requirements - You must:

* Be able to stand-up to 12-18 hours per day in a head-down position up to 7-days a week.
* Be able to lift 2.5-55 pounds.
* Have sufficient upper body strength in order to push and pull products on conveyer belts and carts.
* Be able to work in a wet, cold and noisy environment.
* Be punctual and courteous to all fellow workers.

Starting wage: $7.50 + OT
Fish Processed: Black Cod, Cod, Crab, Halibut
How to apply: CLICK HERE for employment application and information about applying.

 

[rafe]

I know a lot of boat s and the Capts.

I know a lot of boat s and the Capts.

Deck hands on halibut boats make great money helping tourist bait their hook and land their fish if it is too big. You then wash the boat on the ride in. The capt. Tells you that the deckhands work for tips. Some of those boats can hold 20 to 30 fisherman. I prefer the smaller boats. You fight the tide more but you can move around a lot. Imagine fishing in 400 ft of water with a 4lb lead weight for the sinker and a big cod head for bait. Reeling that up sucks without a fish. I recommend anyone planning on going fishing sport or work you better get you upper body in shape now. Some of those halibut are over 400lbs. They have to be shot a lot with a shotgun usually. I can help musicians too! Got a band???? Got a promo??? Bands play a lot up there but hey get paid a lot too. So many musicians would go to Fairbanks during the late 70's and 80's and would make more than double what they made in the states plus they got a free band house too. When their contract was up they quit and would form a band with someone else and every one knew every ones set list. Sometimes we would play rotation and swap player during break not knowing who was coming. That was so much fun and the quality of the jams we got in was just a shame that they aren't all on tape. Only one exists to my knowledge and I have it!!. I miss those goes. We would love a gig to have to get ready. The best guitarists and pianist and drummers and bassist and some incredible vocals at times. Someone get rich and let me get the band. You won't be wrong. One bloke called Elton John a bloody queen once in the studio and Elton cried. He was playing a bass gig for Kiki Dee who Elton helped a lot. His bass gig wasn't that long!! He got a better one playing in a band called Caravan and another English band called Curved Air. They were big world wide but never hit the states very well. They toured it twice but not with much success. Sorry for getting of the subject. If you need a few tips just write me. Peace,

 

[rafe]

Camping necessities in AK

Camping necessities in AK

Lots of clothesline rope the cotton stuff. You can build a tent anywhere with a roll of clear plastic and some clotheline and a few sticks your good to go. Take a nice sleeping pad. On the plastic the wind blows like crazy sometimes out on the spit. It will flatten a dome tent. Try to build a tent over your tent and make a small city so you can communicate easier. Get a small roll of the clear plastic that has the diamond thread pattern going through it for durability. That will keep the city together!! Get your tent near some of the facilities although they have lines where you can camp. Good luck up there. If you don't go you will hate yourself the rest of your life!! Get up there get a Drivers License then you can get a pot card but it's up to you to find it. It's usually always topnotch. If you stay a couple of years they give a Permanent Fund check to people who have lived longer than a year 1/2 I think. The last one was $1000. Every Oct everyone even babies gets a check and their parent go party on it!! I wonder how many times that happens? Thats sad. Got to go.... Peace....

 

[rafe]

18 year old knows nothing

18 year old knows nothing

I showed up in AK with my best friend from school. Our plan was to work 9 weeks and then we could go to college and pay for it ourselves and fail but on our money. We made the mistake of getting in the Culinary union I was a dishwasher. A dishwasher who worked 50 hrs washing dishes then maybe unload the produce 50 70 hrs a week. The year I turned 19 I made $43k and had free room and board like a small hotel. 2 men to a room 56 men to a barracks. Got clean sheets every3 days bed made every day with clean towels. Steak 2 times a week and lobster usually once a week but at least every 2 weeks. Lunches were prepacked or you could do your own Subway thing. It was working Utopia!! The camp I worked at had 2300 men and women mostly men. We were fortunate to live in subrob's hometown!! You wouldn't believe the little place. I have no idea how many people that lived there before the pipeline blew through there. Kind of like Mayberry 100 miles from the next city and nowhere in between at all. The pipeline comes in all of a sudden there are bars everywhere and a bus made a route from each bar to bat to the bank and banck to the camp so you could make it to your bed. That was a cool job. 12 on and 12 off. The best job was a job my friend had right next to a place where the pipe was crossing the bridge. They stored blasting caps and a lot of equipment so he was like a security. He learned to play guitar sitting on the bus all day it was so close to the bar he could party and no one knew that he was even supposed to exist!LOL It had it's boring parts but sounds like the perfect one. Get up there now because the jobs are going out now.

 

[roor smoker]

i already hollerd at those places. thinkin i just pack my shit without a word from these peeps and just go find it out there..

 

[NOKUY]

i already hollerd at those places. thinkin i just pack my shit without a word from these peeps and just go find it out there..

i tried to send some of those to your visitor msgs on your profile...i would have had to send u 19 msgs to send them.....since they were more than 1000 charachters.

you'd be plenty fine to go up and find something tho (lots of peeps do that and have no problems).

... when u get there just hit up the dept. of labor....they have all this info, plus they can tell you who is hiring right now.

 

[NOKUY]

heres an updated calender of all the seasons....and regions that may help some

January
Starting this month...

(Jan. 1 - Aug. 15)
Region 4 - Pacific Cod (Pots) "A" Season (ending date may vary)

(Jan. 15 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Eastern Aleutians Baridi Tanner Crab
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Pollock AFA Inshore "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Pollock Catcher Processor "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Pollock Mothership "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - Nov. 1)
Region 4 - Pacific Cod (Bering Sea - Trawl)
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Pacific Cod Catcher Processor (Trawl) "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Pacific Cod Catcher Vessel (Trawl) "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Eastern "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Central "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Western "A" Season
Ongoing fisheries...

(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Yakutat Shrimp Pot Season
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Beam Trawl Shrimp Season (three to four fishing periods w/i this time)
(Aug. 15 - May. 15)
Region 4 - Gold King Crab (Aleutian Islands)
(Oct. 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Pot Shrimp Season - through roughly Feb 28, 2008 (length depends on quota)
(Oct. 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Dungeness Crab Season - through Feb. 28, 2008 (some districts close on Nov. 30th)
(Oct. 1 - Apr. 14)
Region 1 - Winter King Salmon Troll Season
(Oct. 15 - Mar. 31)
Region 4 (Bering Sea) - Tanner Crab (Bairdi)
(Oct. 15 - May 15)
Opilio (Snow Crab) - Bering Sea (Eastern District open through May 31)
(Oct. 15 - Jan. 15)
Red King Crab Season (Bristol Bay)
(Dec. 3 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Herring (Food/Bait) (exact dates vary)
February
Starting this month...

None

Ongoing fisheries...

(Jan. 1 - Aug. 15)
Region 4 - Pacific Cod (Pots) "A" Season (ending date may vary)
(Jan. 15 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Eastern Aleutians Baridi Tanner Crab
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Pollock AFA Inshore "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Pollock Catcher Processor "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Pollock Mothership "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - Nov. 1)
Region 4 - Pacific Cod (Bering Sea - Trawl)
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Pacific Cod Catcher Processor (Trawl) "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Pacific Cod Catcher Vessel (Trawl) "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Eastern "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Central "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Western "A" Season
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Yakutat Shrimp Pot Season
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Beam Trawl Shrimp Season (three to four fishing periods w/i this time).
(Aug. 15 - May. 15)
Region 4 - Gold King Crab (Aleutian Islands)
(Oct. 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Dungeness Crab Season - through Feb. 28, 2008 (some districts close on Nov. 30th)
(Oct. 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Pot Shrimp Season - through roughly Feb 28, 2008 (length depends on quota)
(Oct. 1 - Apr. 14)
Region 1 - Winter King Salmon Troll Season
(Oct. 15 - Mar. 31)
Region 4 (Bering Sea) - Tanner Crab (Bairdi)
(Oct. 15 - May. 15)
Opilio (Snow Crab) - Bering Sea (Eastern District open through May 31)
(Dec. 3 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Herring (Food/Bait) (exact dates vary)
March
Starting this month...

(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Blackcod (sablefish) Season
(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Halibut Season
(Mar. 17 - Jun. 15)
Region 1 - Herring (Roe on Kelp) Season (Dates vary by area)
Ongoing fisheries...

(Jan. 1 - Aug. 15)
Region 4 - Pacific Cod (Pots) "A" Season (ending date may vary)
(Jan. 15 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Eastern Aleutians Baridi Tanner Crab)
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Pollock AFA Inshore "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Pollock Catcher Processor "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Pollock Mothership "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - Nov. 1)
Region 4 - Pacific Cod (Bering Sea - Trawl)
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Pacific Cod Catcher Processor (Trawl) "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - Pacific Cod Catcher Vessel (Trawl) "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Eastern "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Central "A" Season
(Jan. 20 - ending date varies)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Western "A" Season
(Aug. 15 - May 15)
Region 4 - Gold King Crab (Aleutian Islands)
(Oct. 15 - May 15)
Region 4 - Opilio (Snow Crab) - Bering Sea (Eastern District open through May 31)
(Oct. 15 - Mar. 31)
Region 4 (Bering Sea) - Tanner Crab (Bairdi)
(Oct. 1 - Apr. 14)
Region 1 - Winter King Salmon Troll Season
April
Starting this month...

(Apr. 15 - Jun. 30)
Region 1 - Spring King Salmon Troll Season
Ongoing fisheries...

(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Blackcod (sablefish) Season
(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Halibut Season
(Aug. 15 - May 15)
Gold King Crab (Aleutian Islands)
(Oct. 15 - May 15)
Opilio (Snow Crab) - Bering Sea (Eastern District open through May 31)
(Oct. 1 - Apr. 14)
Region 1 - Winter King Salmon Troll Season
May
Starting this month...

(May 1 - Dec. 31)
Region 3 (Kodiak) - Dungeness Crab Season
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Yakutat Shrimp Pot Season
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Beam Trawl Shrimp Season (three to four fishing periods w/i this time).
(May 12 - June 15)
Hake (off WA & OR coast)
(May 14 - June 30)
Region 2 - Copper River King and Sockeye Salmon Season (dates may vary by a few days)
Ongoing fisheries...

(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Blackcod (sablefish) Season
(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Halibut Season
(Aug. 15 - May 15)
Gold King Crab (Aleutian Islands)
(Oct. 15 - May 15)
Opilio (Snow Crab) - Bering Sea (Eastern District open through May 31)
June
Starting this month...

(June 1 - Aug. 15)
Region 1 - Sablefish (Blackcod) - Southern Inside Area (longline gear)
(June 1 - Sept. 30)
Region 1 - Summer Salmon Troll Season
(June 2 - Oct. 31)
Region 1 - Yakutat Set Net Salmon Season
(June 8 - Sept. 15)
Region 2 - Salmon Seasons (gillnet & purse seine)(dates may vary)
(June 8 - Sept. 30)
Region 1 - Salmon Gillnet Season
(June 10 - July 25)
Region 5 - Bristol Bay Sockeye Salmon Season
(June 10 - Aug. 20)
Region 4 - Salmon Seasons (dates may vary)
(June. 10 - Sept. 1)
Pacific Cod Catcher/Processor (Trawl) "C" (ending date may vary)
(June 10 - Sept. 1)
Pacific Cod Catcher Vessel (Trawl) "C" (ending date may vary)
(June 10 - Nov. 1)
Pollock "B" Season (Bering Sea)
(June 10 - Nov. 30)
Pacific Cod Catcher/Processor (Hook & Line) "B" (ending date may vary)
(Jue. 10 - Nov. 30)
Pacific Cod Catcher Vessel (Hook & Line) "B" (ending date may vary)
(June 29 - July 15)
Yellowfin Sole (at sea only)
(June 29 - July 15)
Rockfish (Gulf of Alaska)
Ongoing fisheries...

(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Blackcod (sablefish) Season
(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Halibut Season
(Jan. 1 - Aug. 15)
Pacific Cod (Pots) "A" Season (ending date may vary)
(Jan. 20 - Nov. 1)
Pacific Cod (Bering Sea - Trawl)
(Mar. 1 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Halibut Season
(Mar. 1 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Blackcod (sablefish) Season
(Mar. 17 - June 15)
Region 1 - Herring (Roe on Kelp) Season (Dates vary by area)
(Apr. 15 - June 30)
Region 1 - Spring King Salmon Troll Season
(May 1 - Dec. 31)
Region 3 (Kodiak) - Dungeness Crab Season
(May 1 - Dec. 31)
Region 4 - Dungeness Crab Season
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Yakutat Shrimp Pot Season
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Beam Trawl Shrimp Season (three to four fishing periods within this time period).
(May 12 - June 15)
Hake (off WA & OR coast)
(May 14 - June 30)
Region 2 - Copper River King and Sockeye Salmon Season (dates may vary by a few days)
(May 16 - Nov. 30)
Region 1 - Lingcod Season
July
Starting this month...

Salmon season in Regions 1, 2, 3 & 4 get going at full production in July
Ongoing fisheries...

(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Blackcod (sablefish) Season
(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Halibut Season
(Jan. 1 - Aug. 15)
Pacific Cod (Pots) "A" Season (ending date may vary)
(Jan. 20 - Nov. 1)
Pacific Cod (Bering Sea - Trawl)
(Mar. 1 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Blackcod (sablefish) Season
(Mar. 1 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Halibut Season
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Beam Trawl Shrimp Season (three to four fishing periods w/i this time).
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Yakutat Shrimp Pot Season
(May 1 - Dec. 31)
Region 3 (Kodiak) - Dungeness Crab Season
(May 1 - Dec. 31)
Region 4 - Dungeness Crab Season
(May 16 - Nov. 30)
Region 1 - Lingcod Season
(June 1 - Sep. 30)
Region 1 - Summer Salmon Troll Season
(June 1 - Aug. 15)
Region 1 - Sablefish (Blackcod) - Southern Inside Area (longline gear)
(June 2 - Oct. 31)
Region 1 - Yakutat Set Net Salmon Season
(June 8 - Sept. 30)
Region 1 - Salmon Gillnet Season
(June 8 - Sept. 15)
Region 2 - Salmon Seasons (gillnet & purse seine)(dates may vary)
(June 10 - July 25)
Region 5 - Bristol Bay Sockeye Salmon Season
(June 10 - Nov. 1)
Pollock "B" Season (Bering Sea)
(June 10 - Aug. 20)
Region 4 - Salmon Seasons (dates may vary)
(June 10 - Sept. 1)
Pacific Cod Catcher/Processor (Trawl) "C" (ending date may vary)
(June 10 - Sept. 1)
Pacific Cod Catcher Vessel (Trawl) "C" (ending date may vary)
(June 10 - Sept. 20)
Region 1 - Salmon Gillnet Season
(June 10 - Nov. 30)
Pacific Cod Catcher/Processor (Hook & Line) "B" (ending date may vary)
(June 10 - Nov. 30)
Pacific Cod Catcher Vessel (Hook & Line) "B" (ending date may vary)
(June 15 - Aug. 15)
Region 1 - Dungeness Crab Summer Season
(June 19 - Sep. 4)
Region 1 - Salmon Purse Seine Season (one area does stay open into October for late fall chums)
(June 29 - July 15)
Yellowfin Sole (at sea only)
(June 29 - July 15)
Rockfish (Gulf of Alaska)
August
Starting this month...

(Aug. 15 - May. 15)
Gold King Crab (Aleutian Islands)
(Aug. 15 - Nov. 25)
Pacific Cod (Bering Sea-Hook & Line)
Ongoing fisheries...

(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Blackcod (sablefish) Season
(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Halibut Season
(Jan. 1 - Aug. 15)
Pacific Cod (Pots) "A" Season (ending date may vary)
(Jan. 20 - Nov. 1)
Pacific Cod (Bering Sea - Trawl)
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Yakutat Shrimp Pot Season
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Beam Trawl Shrimp Season (three to four fishing periods w/i this time).
(May 1 - Dec. 31)
Region 3 (Kodiak) - Dungeness Crab Season
(May 1 - Dec. 31)
Region 4 - Dungeness Crab Season
(May 16 - Nov. 30)
Region 1 - Lingcod Season
(June 1 - Aug. 15)
Region 1 - Sablefish (Blackcod) - Southern Inside Area (longline gear)
(June 1 - Sept. 30)
Region 1 - Summer Salmon Troll Season
(June 2 - Oct. 31)
Region 1 - Yakutat Set Net Salmon Season
(June 8 - Sept. 15)
Region 2 - Salmon Seasons (gillnet & purse seine) (dates may vary)
(June 8 - Sept. 30)
Region 1 - Salmon Gillnet Season
(June 10 - Aug. 20)
Region 4 - Salmon Seasons (dates may vary)
(June 10 - Sept. 1)
Pacific Cod Catcher/Processor (Trawl) "C" (ending date may vary)
(June 10 - Sept. 1)
Pacific Cod Catcher Vessel (Trawl) "C" (ending date may vary)
(June 10 - Sept. 20)
Region 1 - Salmon Gillnet Season
(June 10 - Nov. 1)
Pollock "B" Season (Bering Sea)
(June 10 - Nov. 30)
Pacific Cod Catcher/Processor (Hook & Line) "B" (ending date may vary)
(June 10 - Nov. 30)
Pacific Cod Catcher Vessel (Hook & Line) "B" (ending date may vary)
(June 15 - Aug. 15)
Region 1 - Dungeness Crab Summer Season
(June 19 - Sept. 4)
Region 1 - Salmon Purse Seine Season (one area does stay open into October for late fall chums)
September
Starting this month...

(Sept. 1 - 15)
King Crab (Brown)
(Sept. 1 - 15)
Mackerel
(Sept. 1 - Dec. 15)
Pacific Cod (Pots) "B" Season (ending date may vary)
(Sept. 1 - Nov. 15)
Region 1 - Sablefish (Blackcod) - Northern Inside Area
(Sept. 1 - Nov. 20)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Eastern "B" Season (ending date may vary)
(Sept. 1 - Nov. 15)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Central "B" Season (ending date may vary)
(Sept. 1 - Nov. 15)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Western "B" Season (ending date may vary)
(Sept. 1 - Oct. 15)
Pacific Cod (Gulf of Alaska)
Ongoing fisheries...

(Jan. 20 - Nov. 1)
Pacific Cod (Bering Sea - Trawl)
(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Blackcod (sablefish) Season
(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Halibut Season
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Yakutat Shrimp Pot Season
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Beam Trawl Shrimp Season (three to four fishing periods w/i this time).
(May 1 - Dec. 31)
Region 3 (Kodiak) - Dungeness Crab Season
(May 1 - Dec. 31)
Region 4 - Dungeness Crab Season
(May 16 - Nov. 30)
Region 1 - Lingcod Season
(June 1 - Sept. 30)
Region 1 - Summer Salmon Troll Season
(June. 2 - Oct. 31)
Region 1 - Yakutat Set Net Salmon Season
(June 8 - Sept. 15)
Region 2 - Salmon Seasons (gillnet & purse seine)(dates may vary)
(June 8 - Sept. 30)
Region 1 - Salmon Gillnet Season
(June 10 - Sept. 1)
Pacific Cod Catcher/Processor (Trawl) "C" (ending date may vary)
(June 10 - Sept. 1)
Pacific Cod Catcher Vessel (Trawl) "C" (ending date may vary)
(June 10 - Sept. 20)
Region 1 - Salmon Gillnet Season
(June 10 - Nov. 1)
Pollock "B" Season (Bering Sea)
(June 10 - Nov. 30)
Pacific Cod Catcher/Processor (Hook & Line) "B" (ending date may vary)
(June 10 - Nov. 30)
Pacific Cod Catcher Vessel (Hook & Line) "B" (ending date may vary)
(June 19 - Sept. 4)
Region 1 - Salmon Purse Seine Season (one area does stay open into October for late fall chums)
(Aug. 15 - May 15)
Gold King Crab (Aleutian Islands)
(Aug. 15 - Nov. 25)
Pacific Cod (Bering Sea-Hook & Line
(Aug. 25 - Sept. 2)
Pollock "C" (Gulf of Alaska)
October
Starting this month...

(Oct. 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Dungeness Crab Season - through Feb. 28, 2008 (some districts close on Nov. 30th)
(Oct. 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Pot Shrimp Season - through roughly Feb 28, 2008 (length depends on quota)
(Oct. 1 - Apr. 14)
Region 1 - Winter King Salmon Troll Season
(Oct. 15 - Mar. 31)
Region 4 (Bering Sea) - Tanner Crab (Bairdi)
(Oct. 15 - May 15)
Opilio (Snow Crab) - Bering Sea (Eastern District open through May 31)
(Oct. 1 - 8)
Pollock "D" (Gulf of Alaska)
(Oct. 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Pot Shrimp Season - through roughly Feb 28, 2008 (length depends on quota)
Ongoing fisheries...

(Jan. 20 - Nov. 1)
Pacific Cod (Bering Sea - Trawl)
(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Blackcod (sablefish) Season
(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Halibut Season
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Beam Trawl Shrimp Season (three to four fishing periods w/i this time).
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Yakutat Shrimp Pot Season
(May 1 - Dec. 31)
Region 4 - Dungeness Crab Season
(May 1 - Dec. 31)
Region 3 (Kodiak) - Dungeness Crab Season
(May 16 - Nov. 30)
Region 1 - Lingcod Season
(June 2 - Oct. 31)
Region 1 - Yakutat Set Net Salmon Season
(June 10 - Nov. 1)
Pollock "B" Season (Bering Sea)
(June 10 - Nov. 30)
Pacific Cod Catcher/Processor (Hook & Line) "B" (ending date may vary)
(June 10 - Nov. 30)
Pacific Cod Catcher Vessel (Hook & Line) "B" (ending date may vary)
(Aug. 15 - May 15)
Gold King Crab (Aleutian Islands)
(Aug. 15 - Nov. 25)
Pacific Cod (Bering Sea-Hook & Line)
(Sept. 1 - Nov. 20)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Eastern "B" Season (ending date may vary)
(Sept. 1 - Nov. 15)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Central "B" Season (ending date may vary)
(Sept. 1 - Nov. 15)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Western "B" Season (ending date may vary)
(Sept. 1 - Dec. 15)
Pacific Cod (Pots) "B" Season (ending date may vary)
(Sept. 1 - Nov. 15)
Region 1 - Sablefish (Blackcod) - Northern Inside Area
(Sept. 1 - Oct. 15)
Pacific Cod (Gulf of Alaska)
November
Starting this month...

(Nov. 1 - 13)
Region 1 - Red King Crab
Ongoing fisheries...

(Jan. 20 - Nov. 1)
Pacific Cod (Bering Sea - Trawl)
(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Blackcod (sablefish) Season
(Mar. 10 - Nov. 15)
IFQ Halibut Season
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Yakutat Shrimp Pot Season
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Beam Trawl Shrimp Season (three to four fishing periods w/i this time).
(May 1 - Dec. 31)
Region 3 (Kodiak) - Dungeness Crab Season
(May 1 - Dec. 31)
Region 4 - Dungeness Crab Season
(May 16 - Nov. 30)
Region 1 - Lingcod Season
(June 10 - Nov. 30)
Pacific Cod Catcher/Processor (Hook & Line) "B" (ending date may vary)
(June 10 - Nov. 30)
Pacific Cod Catcher Vessel (Hook & Line) "B" (ending date may vary)
(Aug. 15 - May 15)
Gold King Crab (Aleutian Islands)
(Aug. 15 - Nov. 25)
Pacific Cod (Bering Sea-Hook & Line)
(Sept. 1 - Nov. 15)
Region 1 - Sablefish (Blackcod) - Northern Inside Area
(Sept. 1 - Nov. 15)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Central "B" Season (ending date may vary)
(Sept. 1 - Nov. 15)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Western "B" Season (ending date may vary)
(Sept. 1 - Nov. 20)
Region 4 - ATKA Mackeral Eastern "B" Season (ending date may vary)
(Sept. 1 - Dec. 15)
Pacific Cod (Pots) "B" Season (ending date may vary)
(Oct. 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Dungeness Crab Season - through Feb. 28, 2008 (some districts close on Nov. 30th)
(Oct. 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Pot Shrimp Season - through roughly Feb 28, 2008 (length depends on quota)
(Oct. 1 - Apr. 14)
Region 1 - Winter King Salmon Troll Season
(Oct. 15 - Jan. 15)
Red King Crab Season (Bristol Bay)
(Oct. 15 - Mar. 31)
Region 4 (Bering Sea) - Tanner Crab (Bairdi)
(Oct. 15 - May 15)
Opilio (Snow Crab) - Bering Sea (Eastern District open through May 31)
December
Starting this month...

(Dec. 3 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Herring (Food/Bait) (exact dates vary)
Ongoing fisheries...

(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Yakutat Shrimp Pot Season
(May 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Beam Trawl Shrimp Season (three to four fishing periods w/i this time).
(May 1 - Dec. 31)
Region 3 (Kodiak) - Dungeness Crab Season
(May 1 - Dec. 31)
Region 4 - Dungeness Crab Season
(Aug. 15 - May 15)
Gold King Crab (Aleutian Islands)
(Sept. 1 - Dec. 15)
Pacific Cod (Pots) "B" Season (ending date may vary)
(Oct. 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Dungeness Crab Season - through Feb. 28, 2008 (some districts close on Nov. 30th)
(Oct. 1 - Feb. 28)
Region 1 - Pot Shrimp Season - through roughly Feb 28, 2008 (length depends on quota)
(Oct. 1 - Apr. 14)
Region 1 - Winter King Salmon Troll Season
(Oct. 15 - Mar. 31)
Region 4 (Bering Sea) - Tanner Crab (Bairdi)
(Oct. 15 - May 15)
Opilio (Snow Crab) - Bering Sea (Eastern District open through May 31)
(Oct. 15 - Jan. 15)
Red King Crab Season (Bristol Bay)
(Nov. 16 - Dec. 31)
Region 1 - Rockfish Season (or until 33% of quota is harvested)

 

[roor smoker]

i saw one of those calendars on some site...forgot the name of it. good info though man. thanks a lot

 

[NOKUY]

i wanted to thro this up again...this is the season, and if your hurtin for work.....this/i can help.

..seriously... now 'til sept if u dont know a thing u can be sittin on 20 or 30 grand.

this is the window, i tried to give some early notice, but its time if your thinkin about it.

 

[NOKUY]

I am from the Pacific Northwest and most of the young guys that were not rich at least talked about going to Alaska to work. My step brother did it. That is why I dropped in.

You know there was a low rent apartment complex that I moved into in the 70s that was all seasonal workers from Alaska that came back to Washington to chill. All stoners and all with a bit of money for partying. It was a horseshoe shaped building with like 8 units. There was at least one pot plant growing in the soil in front of every one of them. Nothing that would ever amount to anything, but always something growing. We partied all of the time. One time someone had a quantity of acid and it was a trip. About 100 people all tripping out.

That was a different time.

did u see the recent deadliest catch about those guys that died....soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo sad.....vids of them on the beach before. just sad man just sad.

 

[NOKUY]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pU3SnlNM19A

 

[stc9357]

Bump for this fine thread seems like interesting enough work.