THE ALASKA FISHERMEN'S MUSEUM

Aleutian Spray Fisheries, A Unique Combination of Talent and Steel

Copper River Salmon: Alaska's Finest

Historic Halibut Schooners at Fishermans Terminal

Fishing Vessel American Number 1

American Seafoods Hake Trip, 2007

Fishing Vessel Lilli Ann, Bering Sea 2005

Fishing Aboard the F/V Lilli Ann

Safety Drill Aboard the Siberian Sea

Prowler Fisheries Fleet Aerials, Seattle, 2009

Southeast Alaska Seiners Association 30-Seccond Spot

The Golden Alaska Seafoods Company

Southeast Alaska Seiners Association, 60-Second Spot

American At Sea Processors

The Salmon Market: Challenge and Opportunity

Dutch Harbor, America's Foremost Fishing Port

Putting Resource Dollars to Work, 1996

Working for Aleutian Spray Fisheries Corporation, 1999

American Seafoods Company: World Leader in Whitefish Production

Welcome to Clipper Seafoods, Ltd.

The American Seafoods Group, Japanese Version

The Clipper Commitment to Safety. Clipper Seafoods Company 1998

Norbait, The Longline Fisherman's Advantage, 2003

The Aleutian Spray Fisheries Corporation, 1999

The Pacific Salmon Treaty, Negotiated in 1998

American At-Sea Processors Association, 1995

Working Aboard an At-Sea Processing Vessel, 2001

An Introduction to Longlining, Clipper Seafoods

Arctic Alaska Fillet Production Fillet Training

Living and Working Aboard the Arctic Enterprise

Arctic Alaska Fisheries Corporation, H&G Production

Aleutian Enterprise. Message from Terry Baker

Arctic Alaska Fisheries Corporation

Living and Working on the Last Frontier

Trident Whitefish Batter & Breading Division

Working for Trident, Revised 1997

American At-Sea Processors B-Roll 1996

Seattle Marine Business Corporation. Harvesting Distant Waters

Golden Alaska Seafoods Company Overview

Guy Powell Slides, Scenes of Alaska Fishing Operations

Working for American Seafoods Company, 1998

Valuing Diversity in the Workplace. American Seafoods Company

Excalibur II and the First US Soviet Joint Venture

Ballard Interbay Manufacturing Industrial Center

At Sea Processor Starbound, Bering Sea 2006

Educator, fisherman, raconteur...Syd Wright served as Petersburg's unofficial historian, captivating visitors with his wit and eloquence. Syd Wright's Alaska preserves his tales for all time. Hear his vivid descriptions of the region's ancestral people, the Tlingit, their art and culture; of Alaska's European discovery by an emissary of Tsar Peter the Great; of the region's surprising role in the conclusion of the American Civil War; of the public treasure that emerged from the discourse between John Muir and Teddy Roosevelt; of Alaska's investiture as the 49th State of the Union; of the region's astonishingly rich fisheries and the people and communities that depend on them; of its land, its creatures, its abundance and its beauty. A tribute to the art of storytelling, this program is a gem the whole family will enjoy.

There are few regions and few industries as mutually-dependent as Southeast Alaska and salmon. In the remote Alaska panhandle, pristine habitat and remarkably successful conservation efforts have produced an enormous wild salmon resource that promises to sustain jobs and nourish consumers for generations to come. Each summer, sleepy Southeast Alaska villages like Ketchikan, Petersburg and Sitka are transformed into throbbing industrial arenas where tens of thousands of men and women toil in the harvesting, processing, distribution and support sectors of the salmon industry. This thirty minute documentary videotape takes you aboard the boats, into the processing plants and around the communities where the business of salmon is a way of life.

American Seafoods Bering Sea 1997

Parade of Historic Seattle Halibut Schooners

In Seattle in 1911, the fishing vessel Tordenskjold slid down the ways at a little shipyard in the Scandinavian community of Ballard. Of all the events that transpired 100 years ago, the Tordenskjold is one that endures. Remarkably, as she celebrates her centennial, she is neither relic nor museum piece. The Tordenskjold leads a small fleet of hard working commercial fishing schooners that compete head to head with modern boats on the Alaska fishing grounds. Now, a 30-minute PBS style documentary celebrates the old schooners and their extraordinary history. Produced by John Sabella, the program is sponsored by the nearly 100-year-old organizations that represent the halibut schooners and their deckhands: the Fishing Vessel Owners Association and Deep Sea Fisherman's Union of the Pacific.