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Homer Alaska - History -

Story last updated at 8:42 PM on Wednesday, April 30, 2008

30 years ago in the Homer News




A suit to reopen upper Cook Inlet to king salmon fishing this summer has been filed by commercial fishermen together with subsistence users. The suit follows a similar suit by sport fishermen. Both sides are unhappy with the April decision to close the Northern district to commercial setnetters and cancel four scheduled weekends for sports fishing.

From the issue of May 4, 1978

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