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Researchers' goal: To put more king crab in every fishermens' pot
2008
Overview
\"The Deadliest Catch\" it's not, but the results of a research project in Seward might be just as intriguing to skippers of the rugged Bering Sea crab fleet as the next installment of the adrenalin-pumping television show. After all, the goal of the Alaska King Crab Research, Rehabilitation and Biology (AKCRRAB) program is to fill king crab pots throughout Alaska.
Publisher
MCC Magazines, LLC d/b/a Alaska Magazine
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