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If you're lucky when you visit may stumble onto some King Crab! Some of the local people set out subsistance crab pots to catch them!
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You will see these stacked around the outskirts of town. They aren't used as much anymore as the King Crab Fishing season is getting shorter and shorter due to smaller quotas for the fisherman.
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