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...along with Webster, or that Fairbanks sport guide Reed Morisky, who KRSA backed for the board earlier this year when Bill Brown of Juneau resigned before his term was up, also voted for the ADFG recommendation.It really makes no sense to allege...
...appointment of Reed Morisky, of Fairbanks, to a recently vacated Board of Fisheries seat. Morisky is set to replace Bill Brown, of Juneau, who announced his departure from the board with more than a year left in his term. The appointment is...
...I believe that my attitude and respect toward all users will be a benefit." If confirmed, Morisky will replace Bill Brown, of Juneau, who announced his departure with more than a year left in his term. Morisky's term would expire June...
...petition but suggested no emergency action was warranted. Bill Brown, vice-chairman of the Board of Fisheries from Juneau...hash it out and maybe do something," said board member Bill Brown. "It's too late to do anything, the emergency is...
...their own merit, discuss each one with staff during the morning meeting or refuse to take action on them. Board member Bill Brown, of Juneau, said he didn't get the six petitions until late in the evening and couldn't digest them in time...
...during an Aug. 8 emergency meeting held by teleconference. The majority of the board - Vice Chair Karl Johnstone, Bill Brown, Mike Smith and Tom Kluberton - felt their intent for implementing restrictions was made abundantly clear in March...
...the main priority. "The reason we would be doing this is to move fish to the Northern District," said board member Bill Brown, of Juneau. "The trade-off is not nearly as dramatic as its being made out to be." After lengthy discussion and...
...Association. It's "trying to get more kings in the river without hurting the sockeye run too much," board member Bill Brown said of the measure. Which brings us back to the imbalance the fish board has now created in Cook Inlet salmon management...
...the Alaska Board of Fisheries do not include anyone from the central Kenai Peninsula. Current fisheries board members Bill Brown, of Juneau, and John Jensen, of Petersburg, were reappointed to their seats last week. Susan Jeffrey, of Kodiak...
...and coho salmon into the Kenai river by trying to ensure that allocation priorities for the fish are met. Board member Bill Brown of Juneau said the board was doing the right thing by the proposal. It's "trying to get more kings in the river without...