A Deep Connection to Lands & Waters

Wuikinuxv fisherman Fred Anderson, a former CNF Board member, shares his perspectives from decades fishing in coastal waters.

At the 2025 Indigenous Seafood Supply Conference, Haida representative Laina Bell discussed her Nation's salmon troll pilot.

At the Salmon Recovery & Resilience Conference, Nuxalk FRRA Lead Trinity Mack spoke about the importance of salmon.

Are you looking for a great opportunity? Join our team as a Community Based Fisheries Coordinator!

Coastal Nations Fisheries receives Outstanding New Venture award!

Klemtu-based fisherman Basil Robinson is fulfilling a childhood dream working in a Community Based Fishery.

Trainees for the Seafood Business Accelerator program are set to begin four months of training to enhance their seafood businesses.

Apply now for the Fall 2024 Seafood Business Accelerator Training Program!

CBFs are distinct, small-boat, communal and commercial fisheries in CNF shareholder Nations. Learn more about this exciting opportunity!

Do have questions about opportunities in Community Based Fisheries in CNF Shareholder Nations? Read this FAQ!

Find out about opportunities for fishers in CNF Shareholder Nations with the Coastal Nations Commercial Fishing Company.

Comparing opportunities with Community Based Fisheries versus the Coastal Nations Commercial Fishing Company.

Coastal Nations Fisheries has been named one of 24 finalists for the 2024 Business Distinction Awards.

The Seafood Business Accelerator helps local small-scale fishers develop more sustainable, profitable seafood businesses.

The 2023 CNF Annual Report highlights our first year as a 100% Indigenous-owned commercial fishing business.

Board Chair K’unya Laurie Bevan describes why it is essential to integrate Indigenous knowledge into fisheries’ decision-making.