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Author wrote about the changing landscapes of wild Alaska in an Anchorage Daily News guest column. ...

"We have had a very wet summer in Alaska so there is a lot of mud. I took my HDI Argo out into the Alaskan backcountry for a little test drive. Even though I have had it out a...

at Bear Week?highlights the accomplishments of these burly bruins and shines a spotlight on the healthy ecosystem in which they can thrive.?The Brooks River is part of?the Bristol Bay watershed, one of the?last great salmon runs left on earth....

The following press release is courtesy of Ducks Unlimited: National Hunting and Fishing Day (NHF), set for Saturday, Sept. 23, celebrates hunting, target shooting and fishing with national, state, regional and local organizations hosting related events.  Launched in 1971 by Congress,...

Southeast Alaska's salmon trolling fleet could reach one million in coho salmon caught this season as it winds down. ...

“We surveyed our tournament anglers from the previous tournaments, and the overwhelming response was to keep it in March, its original month for the first 26 years”. Anderson said it was moved to April in 2021 due to COVID concerns...

When the bite really fires up, one tends to lose all track of time or desire for nourishment or hydration; it’s all about landing this fish, releasing it unharmed and launching another cast into what seems like an unending school of...

“In partnership with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Kenaitze Indian Tribe, the city is working to replace an existing culvert, installed under a city water main, with a fish passage culvert to enhance salmon habitat in Cemetery Creek,...