While most Alaskans think of the Aleutian Islands fishery when talk turns to king crab, in Nome the fishery is much closer -- with about 400,000 pounds of red king crab harvested annually, using crab pots laid through holes cut in Bering Sea ice.
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While most Alaskans think of the Aleutian Islands fishery when talk turns to king crab, in Nome the fishery is much closer -- with about 400,000 pounds of red king crab harvested annually, using crab pots laid through holes cut in Bering Sea ice.