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Southeast Alaska Guides Organization SEAGO represents the charter fishing and lodge operators in Southeast Alaska.
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RQE funding clears last major hurdle - https://mailchi.mp/seagoalaska/cares-act-relief-fund-update-13499385
31/12/2022

RQE funding clears last major hurdle - https://mailchi.mp/seagoalaska/cares-act-relief-fund-update-13499385

The massive Omnibus spending bill recently passed by Congress and slated for the President’s signature contains language authorizing the development of a halibut stamp for the Alaska charter sector. The stamp, which will collect fees from guided halibut anglers, is the final piece of the Recreatio...

Halibut limits for 2023- what's possible. - https://mailchi.mp/seagoalaska/cares-act-relief-fund-update-13356169
20/12/2022

Halibut limits for 2023- what's possible. - https://mailchi.mp/seagoalaska/cares-act-relief-fund-update-13356169

You want to know what the halibut limits will be for your guests in 2023. We all do. Unfortunately, a firm answer is still a little over a month away when the International Pacific Halibut Commission (IPHC)  sets the halibut catch limits at their annual meeting. Then a final catch limit number will...

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Advocating for You, Your Business, & Your Community

Sportfishing has a multi-million dollar impact on the State of Alaska every year, and the charter and guide industry exist to help anglers access the open ocean, rivers, and fishery resources. In times of conservation concerns or political turmoil, the industry needs an advocate at the helm to press for reasonable rules which assure long-term access to fish. This requires a balance of sustainable catch to protect our fisheries and predictable regulations to sustain our businesses.

SEAGO works with operators, biologists, analysts, fisheries managers, and regulators to make this happen. We actively participate in local, regional, State, Federal, and International forums - with YOUR help! These forums include the working with local operator associations, the Alaska Legislature, the Alaska Board of Fisheries, the North Pacific Fishery Management Council, the International Pacific Halibut Commission, and the Pacific Salmon Commission.

Visit our website to learn more and join our efforts: www.seagoalaska.org