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Introducing our new website.
If you’ve visited us before, you’ll notice we’ve redesigned our website. While still a work in progress, you’ll find a lot of useful information here. For tips on navigation, see “Web Site Navigation” on the FrontPage.
The Data section has been greatly expanded…
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First Fry to Southeast Cove
An additional 10 million chum eggs were taken at Hidden Falls last summer for NSRAA’s new project at Southeast Cove near Kake. Net pens were constructed in early February; fry were transported later in February & are currently being reared at the site. These fish are...
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2013 Hidden Falls Schedule and Assessment Tax
The Assessment Tax rate has yet to be finalized by the Department of Revenue, but is expected to be set at
20%
for the 2013 season. The rate should be finalized by late-May.
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Deep Inlet schedule set for 2013 season
The 2013 Deep Inlet Schedule was finalized at the spring NSRAA Board of Directors meeting. The schedule will be the same as last season (adjusted for dates) through July 27th. From that point on….
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Northern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association
Salmon Enhancement in Southeast Alaska Since 1978
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Current Issues & Random Events.
2013 Hidden Falls schedule (Harvest Plan, Assessment area map, Assessment Tax information)
2013 ADF&G News Release – Deep Inlet
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Our Mission
Enhancement. Education. Sustainable Fisheries.
The Northern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association (NSRAA) is a private non-profit corporation created to assist in the restoration and rehabilitation of Alaska’s salmon stocks, and to supplement the fisheries of Alaska by utilizing artificial propagation to enhance the availability of salmon to all common property users, without adversely affecting wild salmon stocks.
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Hard work. Dedication. Innovation
We’ve been very fortunate over the years to have some very special people at NSRAA, both on our staff and our Board of Directors. Folks with a passion for their work, who aren’t satisfied with ‘status quo’ and have to always be testing new territory.
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If you’ve visited us before, you’ll notice we’ve redesigned our website. While still a work in progress, you’ll find a lot of useful information here. For tips on navigation, see “Web Site Navigation” on the FrontPage.
The Data section has been greatly expanded…
I made this website. But I’d like to thank a lot of other people for their help…
An additional 10 million chum eggs were taken at Hidden Falls last summer for...
NSRAA is seeking proposals for the licensing right to harvest a defined portion of chum and Chinook salmon at Medvejie/Deep Inlet Special Harvest Areas for the 2013 season.
Interested Salmon Buyers: please see the “Bid document” below for full details.
The Assessment Tax rate has yet to be finalized by the Department of Revenue, but is expected to be set at
20%
for the 2013 season. The rate should be finalized by late-May.
The 2013 Deep Inlet Schedule was finalized at the spring NSRAA Board of Directors meeting. The schedule will be the same as last season (adjusted for dates) through July 27th. From that point on….
Salmon alevin emerge from eggs.
NSRAA has conducted salmon ehancement in Southeast Alaska sine 1978.
NSRAA production contributes to commercial, sport, and subsistence fisheries. Shown here are a couple of happy sport fisherman with some nice coho.