Based on data from Alaska Department of Fish and Game, last year’s record run of silver salmon in Norton Sound could be just as – it not more – strong in 2020 this year. Here’s more from KNOM: Coho, chum, and...
I need to get back to Washington D.C. As fractured and divided as our country – and especially our capital city – is right now, there’s something about Washington that inspires me to learn. I’ve been to our nation’s capital city...
Today, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced a new preferred road and infrastructure access route for the proposed Pebble Mine, a complete reversal of previous proposals that has drawn the ire of Bristol Bay conservation and environmental groups that have...
Here’s more from the Anchorage Daily News on the possible changes: The moves drew alarm from conservation groups who said the new rules will support extreme measures to kill predators and their young in national preserves in Alaska. They said a...
Don’t forget that tonight is the special online screening of the salmon conservation film The Wild. Here’s more from Defend Bristol Bay: Dear Supporter, Join us TONIGHT, May 21st at 4:30pm Alaska Time for a special, one time screening of “The Wild“....
The following appears in the May issue of Alaska Sporting Journal: BY BRIAN WATKINS The story of this bear hunt runs four years long. I had just started baiting in a new spot on the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska. The hunt...
On Saturday the Homer Chamber of Commerce announced the new dates for its new-look halibut tournament, which in the past has been a summer-long event but will now cover just two days. Here are some more details for the July 2-3...
Tough times for many businesses left helpless by the COVID-19 pandemic. With Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy installing a 14-day quarantine to any Alaska visitors from out of state (through at least June 2) could have a carryover effect for instate fishing...
