The commercial harvest for Dungeness crab in Southeast Alaska this summer was the lowest in several decades. But it might not be a complete bust. As Angela Denning reports from KFSK in Petersburg, the harvest numbers only tell part of the story.
The summer season for Dungies closed three weeks early in Southeast.
I sat down with Kellii Wood, a Crab Biologist with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, to ask what happened.
“How did it go this year,” I ask her.
Wood laughs and gives a drawn out, “well.”
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