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ADFG is hosting a May 21 meeting in Ketchikan for charter boat operators to discuss 2026 fishing regulations. ...

The chilly spring challenged access to the area streams by road, as they are only now becoming free of snow. The steelhead were not bothered by the late spring. Anglers willing to brave the cold water and knee-deep snow were rewarded...

Both individuals who were involved in the attack had bear spray and deployed it during the attack. Bear spray is a deterrent made of red pepper oil (oleoresin capsaicin), which inflames the eyes and upper respiratory system. ...

"Join us on an unforgettable adventure in Alaska as we set out in search of moose and stumble upon a massive bull guarding two cows. Witness the thrilling interactions between the animals, including a mesmerizing rut pit moment. Spoiler alert: we...

Proposal 183: When rockfish, lingcod and king salmon are harvested, the fish must remain in a condition such that species can be determined and, when applicable, total length can be measured. Fish must remain in this condition until the vessel is...

There is no retention of king salmon currently allowed in the Juneau area. However, the Terminal Harvest Area will open on June 1st, offering some early-season opportunities. The broader area will reopen to king salmon retention starting June 15th....

A Kodiak commercial fishermen agreed to a plea deal after he was charged with stealing Tongass National Forest yellow cedar trees. ...

Water discharge currently sits at 442 cfs at the time of this writing which is above average and more rain is expected this weekend and next Tuesday which will raise the levels even more. Wade fishing will be difficult for the...