The following is courtesy of the Alaska Board of Game: The Alaska Board of Game (board) held a regulatory meeting on Thursday, March 18, 2021, via web-conference and took the following regulatory actions: Reauthorized all proposed antlerless moose hunts except for...
PHOTOS BY TONY ENSALACO The following appears in the March issue of Alaska Sporting Journal: BY TONY ENSALACO It’s been said that a home reflects the personality of its occupants, and if that is true, then it would be pretty obvious...
The following appears in the March issue of Alaska Sporting Journal: Author Brian Kelly (above) made it to Juneau for a great silver salmon trip, but he had to adhere to a lot of COVID-19 protocols to make it happen. (PHOTOS...
The Bristol Bay Defense Fund announced a new study that dramatically highlights the impact Bristol Bay’s salmon has 0 roughly to the tune of $2.2 billion in annual value and 15,000 jobs in the industry. Here’s a link to the full...
What impacted me most about watching a sneak peek of today’s debut of a Discovery+-streamed documentary, The Last Unknown, is this: Alaska’s Aleutian Island chain is difficult enough for humans to traverse the archipelago. But consider how the wildlife that lives...
Make it five Iditarods for musher – and former ASJ cover subject – Dallas Seavey. Here’s more from Alaska’s News Source: The veteran musher, bib number 23, arrived at Deshka Landing at 5:08 a.m. Monday. Seavey had 10 dogs in harness...
The Senate – with some bipartisan votes – confirmed the nomination of Michael Regan as the new head of the Environmental Protection Association. And with the Pebble Mine engaged in an appeal process, the mine’s opposition seems optimistic about Regan’s appointment....
The following is courtesy of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game: (Anchorage) – The Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) is reducing the number of pots allowed to be used per person and per vessel in the 2021 Prince William...