Fishermen on the lower Yukon River will get the king salmon they need to feed their families, even if it means getting a ticket or going to jail, two Alaska Native leaders said. State and federal wildlife managers tightened the rules on subsistence fishing this summer, a “last-resort” decision to boost the number of kings …
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