The Alaska Board of Fisheries will meet Nov. 30 through Dec. 3 at the Islands and Ocean Visitor Center in Homer.
This year, the Board will consider 47 proposals related to Lower Cook Inlet finfish. Proposals have been submitted by a number of groups, including fishing organizations, local Fish and Game Advisory Committees and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
Members of the public are invited to give public testimony at the meeting. The Board will also accept written comments at the meeting and online.
All portions of the four-day meeting are open to the public and a live audio stream will be available online.
More information on the meeting is available at the Alaska Board of Fisheries website.