Kodiak opposes salmon cap agenda change

Adult sockeye salmon encounter a waterfall on their way up-river to spawn. (Photo by Marvina Munch/ U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service)
Kodiak is gearing up to oppose what it considers a threat to its fisheries.
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game released a study  last year that found a percentage of Kodiak area sockeye salmon are Cook Inlet fish.
Some Cook Inlet fishermen now want to set caps for sockeye salmon in the Kodiak area.
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