Alaska-Inspired
Sitka Nature: An Aspiring Naturalist Learns His Place
Trollart: The Artwork of Ray Troll
Friends of the Fleet
Alaska Longline Fishermen’s Association
Alaska Marine Safety Education Association
Patrick Dixon, Writer/Photographer
More of Us Than It Seems (Women in Fishing)
Highliners and Homecomings: Five Generations of Commercial Fishing and Family
Pick Fish Tales: Adventures of a Woman Commercial Fishing in Alaska
The Fishing Blues: Tales of a Fishing Family
Sustainability
Food Voices: Stories of the Food Sovereignty Movement
Hooked 
Re your article “Vanishing boats…” . I found your comments about the disappearance of the Lady Cecelia quite touching when looking for information about the loss of my cousin’s son Luke. Also an interesting insight into life on the sea in your part of the world. Thanks.
Reg Hesketh
England
Reg, I’m so sorry for your family’s loss. If this post can extend a gesture of comfort across the Atlantic, condolences from the many strangers who are keeping your family, and the other survivors, in our thoughts and hearts, then I’m grateful. My best wishes to you and yours.
I’d like to buy whole Salmon directly from the boat next time you’re in a Washington port. Our family did that once or twice from Don Power. Would that be possible? My phone is 425-478-5330. -Caleb Schaller
Thanks so much for your interest, Caleb. Don Power (Joel’s dad) is still selling our fish; I forwarded your contact info directly to him. Best wishes, and many thanks for supporting wild Alaskan salmon!