Encounters With Big, Bad Alaska Bears
Scott Haugen on some of Alaska's most fierce bears he's encountered. ...
Month: March 2023
Homer Winter King Salmon Tournament Delayed Until Saturday, March 25
The Homer Winter King Salmon Tournament was postponed until this Saturday, March 25. ...
Southeast Alaska State Legislature Combine On Letter Urging Federal Action On BC Mine Prevention
"Abandoned, operating, and future large-scale mines sprinkle the landscape of British Columbia along the Taku, Stikine, and Unuk rivers that flow into Alaska. Despite existing treaties and frequent requests, British Columbia (B.C.) permitting processes still deny Alaskans a way to protect...
Trout Unlimited On What’s Next For Protecting Bristol Bay Salmon
The people of Bristol Bay deserve a future that is self-determined, sustainable and allows them to continue traditions as they have for generations. The overwhelming majority of people have been clear that Pebble is not included in that future. ...
Raised In Alaska Tailgates Along The Iditarod Trail, Part I
Raised In Alaska sets up a tailgating party on Mile 5 of the Iditarod race course. First of two parts. ...
Sportfishing Regulation Tidbits For Kodiak, Alaska Peninsula and Aleutians Fisheries
King salmon 20 inches or greater in length may not be harvested in the Bear River or King Salmon River drainages on the north side of the Alaska Peninsula. Catch-and-release fishing is allowed, but king salmon must not be removed from...
More King Salmon Closures: Ayakulik, Karluk Rivers Shut Down For Chinook
King salmon angling opportunities may be restored by subsequent emergency orders if inseason assessment indicates either king salmon run is stronger than anticipated. Beginning in late May, ADF&G staff will closely monitor both runs at the Karluk and Ayakulik salmon counting...
Board Of Fisheries Nushagak King Plans Not Pleasing Everyone
The Alaska Board of Fisheries' Nushagak River management plan for king salmon got mixed reviews. ...