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Rest of South Oregon Coast Opens to Dungeness Crab Boats - Vimarsana News

Rest of South Oregon Coast Opens to Dungeness Crab Boats

Rest of South Oregon Coast Opens to Dungeness Crab Boats - Two more parts get the green light on Feb 1, Feb 4

Southern portion of Oregon's commercial Dungeness crab fishery opens | News - Vimarsana News

Southern portion of Oregon's commercial Dungeness crab fishery opens | News

Commercial Dungeness crab fishing opens Feb. 4 on the remaining southern portion of Oregon’s coastline from Cape Arago (just south of Charleston) to the California border.

Update: Dungeness crab season closure has 'cut off a key economic lifeline to small coastal fishing communities' - Vimarsana News

Update: Dungeness crab season closure has 'cut off a key economic lifeline to small coastal fishing communities'

New Details posted Thursday, Jan. 5

Oregon Dungeness crab season closure has 'cut off a key economic lifeline to small coastal fishing communities' - Vimarsana News

Oregon Dungeness crab season closure has 'cut off a key economic lifeline to small coastal fishing communities'

As previously reported, the ocean commercial Dungeness crab season remains closed until at least Jan. 15, according to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW).

Oregon fishing families face climate change impacts - Vimarsana News

Oregon fishing families face climate change impacts

Oregon fishing families face climate change impacts The Pacific Ocean is changing, and with it, life in coastal communities from Astoria to Brookings. Tracy Loew, Salem Statesman Journal Published 5:22 pm UTC Jun. 2, 2021 For four generations Kevin and Taunette Dixon’s families have followed the rhythm of the sea: Harvesting groundfish, such as cod and pollock, early in the year. Pink shrimp beginning in April, sometimes followed by albacore in the fall. Then, Dungeness crab, Oregon’s biggest and most lucrative fishery, just in time to bring in holiday cash. It’s been the same for fishi...