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...regulations - Including Resurrection Bay in the Cook Inlet - to align with the statewide Sport Shark Fishery Management Plan. Tom Vania, Southcentral regional fisheries management coordinator with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, said the statewide...
...department going to close us down next year? What do you need to see when you're going to close it down," Webster said. Tom Vania, regional fisheries management coordinator for Cook Inlet, said he would "need a better crystal ball" than the one...
...studies that king salmon from the Cook Inlet region have a higher probability of being caught close to shore," said Tom Vania, an area regional management biologist from Anchorage. "The further out from shore you go the less likely you are to...
...one issue," Brown said. "... You expected that to be the case? Did you expect the run to not meet escapement?" Tom Vania, an area regional management biologist from Anchorage, said the department had been expecting a below-average run...
...presentations during the first session focused on stocks all over the state, touching briefly, if at all, on the Cook Inlet, Tom Vania, regional management biologist for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, talked extensively about the inlet. Vania...
...kings for the day. "We hear from a lot of people that they throw that fish back because they can only catch two," said Tom Vania, regional management coordinator for the Department of Fish and Game. "You can take as many as you want, you just...
...about these restrictions, or to obtain a detailed description of the salt waters effected, contact Matt G. Miller or Tom Vania, regional management coordinators with Fish and Game in Anchorage, at 907-267-2415 or 907-267-2131. For more...
...information we need to know, not just blank cards," he said. "That's how we evaluate the effectiveness of the program." Tom Vania, the Cook Inlet regional management biologist for the Alaska sportfish division of Fish and Game, said the returned...
...night and state fisheries managers say they're optimistic about the harvest. The opening was set for the lower river. Tom Vania, Department of Fish and Game Department biologist in Emmonak, said this week that the run so far appeared to be better...