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Funding help for Alaska fishing families
Disaster relief, grants and loans that fit how you fish and sell, and a plain explanation of hedging a bad season. $237 million in Alaska fishery relief has been funded since 2018; make sure you're not missing yours.
For Bristol Bay, Copper River, Cook Inlet, Kodiak and Southeast fishing families
Disaster relief
13 Alaska fishery disaster requests are waiting on NOAA. See where each one stands, and we'll tell you free whether your permits are covered.
Grants and loans
Energy and equipment programs, value-added and direct-marketing grants, and Alaska fisheries loans, matched to how you fish and sell.
A hedge on what you can't control
Kalshi, a federally regulated exchange, lists event contracts on Alaska numbers such as the statewide salmon harvest. We explain how they can work like insurance on a bad season and introduce you to Kalshi's team. We don't give investment advice, and event contracts can lose money.
How it works
- Ask for the free check, or look up your boat or business in the report search on our home page.
- Twenty minutes on the phone, on your schedule, off-season or between openers.
- We do the paperwork, or point you to the right people. Flat prices, never a percentage.
Questions people ask
Are there grants for commercial fishermen in Alaska?
Some, mostly for energy and equipment efficiency, value-added processing and direct marketing, plus fisheries loans and disaster relief when a disaster is funded. The free check matches them to your operation.
How do I find out if I'm owed disaster relief?
Check the tracker for your fishery and years, then ask us: we match your public permit records to each disaster, free.
Does Linea Divina tell me what to trade?
No. We explain how event contracts work and introduce you to Kalshi's team. We never give investment advice or recommend trades.
Talk to an Alaskan about it
Free to start. We look at the public records first, then a short conversation. Flat prices if there's work worth doing.