Salmon Fishing USA

"Slimers" courtesy of Dennis Zaki ( From Anonymous Bloggers : ) Dear Governor Parnell, Mr. Moller, Ms. Jollie, Mr. Black and others*; After reading this article in the Dispatch I am gravely concerned and worried even more so than before about what this winter will bring to rural Alaska. "We have people desperate to go out moose hunting, whale and seal hunting, geese and other species of fish," he said. "You could let them go out and get these by giving them the opp

~~CC Strongheart happily plays in a late summer puddle in the Village of Ugashik, while her mother Ann seeks answers about her future from the State of Alaska.~~ Dear Governor Parnell, Mr. Moller, Ms. Jollie, Mr. Black and others; After reading the article in the Dispatch I am gravely concerned and worried even more so than before about what this winter will bring to rural Alaska . Not only is the lack of both subsistence and commercial fishing, greatly diminishing our ability to put

Children in Emmonnak, photo by Dennis Zaki ********************************************UPDATE************************************************ It seems that the people of the "First Nations" across the United States and Canada are able to recognize the plight of the Yukon River residents for what it is...a crisis requiring immediate action. Per the Whitehorse Star: U.S. urged to order pollock industry not to catch chinook More than 65 first nations in Alaska and the

Open Letter to Alaska Rural Advisor John Moller By anonymousbloggers To: john.moller@alaska.gov; CC: Sean Parnell: governor@alaska.gov; Daniel S. Sullivan: attorney.general@alaska.gov; Linda Lord-Jenkins: ombudsman@legis.state.ak.us; Rachel Maddow: rachel@msnbc.com From: Anonymous Bloggers Mr. Moller, On August 3, Alaska Natives Ann Strongheart of Nunam Iqua and Nicholas Tucker of Emmonak were guests on “Native America Calling” on nationally-aired Native Voice 1 radio. They were

Get ready for Mudflatter Ann Strongheart, today’s special guest on Native America Calling. OK…she’s an “Anonymous Blogger” now, having been an instrumental force in the creation of the incredible all-encompassing and informative grassroots rural blog “Anonymous Bloggers.” But, I like to think that in some way, Ann’s debut as a guest blogger on Mudflats helped in the spawning (pardon the pun) of that amazing effort, and her subsequent national radio debut. Please stand and give a big round