AlaskaFishingJobs.com founder, and "The Greenhorn’s Guide to Alaska Fishing Jobs" author, Mark Maricich, gets a 70 lb. king salmon ready for the barbecue in the Kodiak Island waters of Alaska.

So, you may ask, “What the heck’s a greenhorn?” Greenhorn’s Guide author and AlaskaFishingJobs.com founder, Mark Maricich, answers this and many other questions about landing an Alaskan fisheries job in his comprehensive guide.  Maricich has over 13 years of experience as an Alaskan commercial fisherman. And his family has fished the waters of the Last Frontier for over 70 years

"The Greenhorn's Guide to Alaska Fishing Jobs"  is highly respected and recommended by members of the Alaskan fishing industry.  In fact, AlaskaFishingJobs.com is a leading job-searching site that is recommended by fishermen on crab boats featured on the Discovery Channel's Deadliest Catch. No other Alaskan employment program or guide can compare with its insight, credibility, wealth of knowledge, and list of almost 13,000 job contacts.   For nearly 20 years, since 1992, the Greenhorn's Guide has helped thousands of job searchers in their quest for information about Alaska fishing jobs.  And the guide is the only one of its type which has appeared, and been endorsed, by notable fishing industry publications such as National Fisherman and Pacific Fishing magazines.

AlaskaFishingJobs.com is the "e"-volution of The Greenhorn's Guide, as a destination for job-searchers to obtain this valuable information in an easily accessible medium upon which to make their job-search decisions.  This web site was launched in January 2002 with a major site revamp in May of 2011, and our goal is to continue improving, and adding features and functionality to it, to make Alaska fishing job information even more and more accessible to the people who could benefit from it.  We hope that AlaskaFishingJobs.com is helpful for you.

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