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Forrest Bowers
Acting Director · Division of Commercial Fisheries
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Forrest Bowers was raised in Kodiak and lives in Juneau, Alaska. He serves as the Acting Director of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s Division of Commercial Fisheries, where his career began more than 30 years ago as a seasonal technician.
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Alaska Peninsula salmon fishery opens for 61 hours Wednesday morning
Alaska News1d ago
Section 6-D opens to unrestricted drift gillnetting Tuesday night
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ADF&G closes Northern District set gillnet fishing for 12 hours Monday
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Weak sockeye run tightens fishing at Saltery Creek, twice in two days
Alaska News2w ago
The state ordered Cook Inlet setnetters onto gear their permits don't allow
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Cook Inlet drifters get 12 more hours as Kasilof sockeye double the goal
Alaska News2w ago
Frederick Sound chum stays below average as pink salmon rebound
Alaska News2w ago
Strong escapement at one weir is driving long Alaska Peninsula openings
Alaska News2w ago
Togiak sockeye escapement far below goal as fishing cuts loom
Alaska News2w ago
Southeast's Dungeness season closes early on a 25-year-low harvest
Alaska News3w ago
Sockeye keep the drift fleet fishing while the Kenai's kings stay closed
Alaska News3w ago
ADF&G extends Northwest Stepovak commercial salmon fishing 48 hours
Alaska News3w ago
Alaska closes District 4 subsistence fishing for fall chum and coho starting Wednesday
Alaska News3w ago
Kotzebue chum fishery opened Sunday, but only one buyer is registered to purchase fish
Alaska News3w ago
Southeast Alaska pink salmon counts fall far below average for fourth straight week
Alaska News3w ago
Togiak sockeye count far below expectations, fishing cuts likely next week
Alaska News3w ago
Yukon District 3 closes to fall chum and coho subsistence Saturday as treaty goals fall short
Alaska News3w ago
Copper River stays closed to commercial fishing as Chinook run tracks weak
Alaska News3w ago
Yukon Chinook count at Eagle stands at 1,633, a third of average; ADF&G launches telemetry study
Alaska News3w ago
Kuskokwim subsistence fishing reopens as salmon run strong
Alaska News4w ago
Bristol Bay is hauling in millions of sockeye — and it's still a down year
Alaska News4w ago
Too many young fish shut Sand Point's seiners out of the Shumagins
Alaska News1mo ago
Yukon summer chum run tops 900,000 projection, opening subsistence windows across drainage
Alaska News1mo ago
Yakutat's king run is coming up short, and the closures keep stacking up
Alaska News1mo ago
Weak kings, strong chum: the Yukon's salmon rules split by the run
Alaska News1mo ago
Bristol Bay's sockeye run is coming in stronger than forecast
Alaska News1mo ago
Yukon Chinook sonar count 34% below average; fall chum added to concern list
Alaska News1mo ago
Deshka king run collapse forces Cook Inlet closures amid allocation fight
Alaska News1mo ago
Yukon River gillnet closures spread as Chinook and chum run far below average
Alaska News1mo ago
Southeast Alaska pink and chum test fisheries run below average ahead of peak season
Alaska News1mo ago
ADF&G extends Districts 6 and 8 drift gillnet fishery 48 hours with mesh and area limits
Alaska News1mo ago
Egegik and Kvichak stocks rise at Bristol Bay's Port Moller intercept
Alaska News1mo ago
Nushagak king salmon run on pace for near-record low season
Alaska News1mo ago
Yukon River District 4 opens for summer chum; Chinook closures hold
Alaska News1mo ago
Chignik King Salmon Meets Escapement Goal After Six-Year Drought
Alaska News5mo ago