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How POCF Aubrey McNeil Navigates the Alaska Fishing Season

In this special encore episode, we revisit our conversation with POCF Aubrey McNeil — just in time for the Bristol Bay, Alaska, salmon season.

If you’re in the thick of saying goodbye, dropped phone calls, or settling into the solo stretch, this episode is your reminder that you’re not alone — and that strength and support go hand in hand.

In this episode:

  • Aubrey shares what it was like to choose a long-distance relationship with a commercial fisherman, how she navigates his time away, and the tools that help her stay grounded when the season ramps up.
  • We also talk about how Aubrey discovered the POCF community, what it’s meant for her growth and resilience, and the powerful takeaways she’s gained — from finding sisterhood to sharpening her independence.
  • Plus, hear how Aubrey took her connection to the industry one step further by working with the Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association (BBRSDA), blending passion and purpose in her own way.

Let’s Dive In!

 

Resources Mentioned:

Q: What do you want to see more of in our POCF community? (Aubrey mentioned Zoom calls to connect with POCFs.) Email me your thoughts at support@pocfpride.com

 

MUST-HAVES:

🛟 Go-To Safety Gear - Kent Safety Products

#1 reason fishermen wear PFDs? “Because my partner tells me to.” If you want to ensure your fisherman has the best gear to stay safe on the water, check out KentSafetyProducts.com.

 

⚖️ Free Consultation with a Commercial Fishing Lawyer! Contact Attorney Michael Flynn for a FREE consultation via call or text: 617-773-5500, Email: mflynn@flynnwirkus.com, Visit FlynnWirkus.com

 

RESOURCES FOR POCFS!

⚓️ Your Home Port: pocfpride.com – The go-to hub for Partners of Commercial Fishermen (POCFs).

📘 eBook – Survival Guide 101:The book I wish existed when I began dating my fisherman! Learn how to go from "WTF?" to "F*ck Yeah!" in your relationship with this helpful guide.

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