Name: Nicole Kimball: having an opportunity for salmon, which are much stronger swimmers, to get out of the net before the net's brought on board. So those are required.
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Description: having an opportunity for salmon, which are much stronger swimmers, to get out of the net before the net's brought on board. So those are required.

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Nicole Kimball

17:58 - 18:04

"having an opportunity for salmon, which are much stronger swimmers, to get out of the net before the net's brought on board. So those are required."

“having an opportunity for salmon, which are much stronger swimmers, to get out of the net before the net's brought on board. So those are required.”

Speaker: Nicole Kimball
Timestamp: 17:58 – 18:04
Source: 09-03-2026 RDC Breakfast Forum: Alaska Seafood:
Community: Alaska News
Location: Alaska
Captured at: September 8, 2026

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But having an opportunity for salmon, which are much stronger swimmers, to get out of the net before the net's brought on board. So those are required.

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