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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reports potential for small-scale commercial shrimp operations in Alaska waters, particularly near Ketchikan, Sitka, and Peril Straits, based on discoveries by the vessel John Cobb last year.
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WASHINGTON, (AP)--The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service says it has found possibilities of small-scale commercial shrimp operations in Alaska waters.
In a report made public this week, the service expressed belief its discoveries "could be valuable during the off seasons for regular fishing."
Citing the area in Southeast Alaska near Ketchikan and Sitka, the report declared:
"Possibilities for a shrimp fishery for large spot shrimp in the Peril Straits region, using traps, were found, and some areas offer promise for small-scale trawl fishery for pink shrimp."
The discoveries were made by the exploratory fishing vessel John Cobb last year.
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Southeast Alaska Near Ketchikan And Sitka, Peril Straits Region
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service identifies potential for small-scale shrimp fishing in Alaska waters using traps for spot shrimp and trawls for pink shrimp, valuable for off-seasons.