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The Katmai National Park and Preserve Bear Cam recorded a brown bear attacking and killing a sow bruin. ...

“Through July 26, 7,454 sockeye salmon have been counted through the Saltery Cove weir. Historically, about 58% of the run has passed the weir by this date, and at the current harvest levels the run is not expected to meet the...

The Kenai Peninsula Habitat Rehabilitation & Protection Cost-Share Program, administered cooperatively by ADF&G and the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), offers financial incentives and educational outreach to private landowners and public land managers. The program provides technical expertise on...

Anglers 16 years and older may not fish in the posted area across from the lagoon entrance, but the remainder of the lagoon will remain open to all anglers. All other sport fishing regulations remain in effect for the fishing lagoon...

All stranded muskoxen on the island have been successfully harvested under the emergency order issued pursuant to 5 AAC 92.046. The Department opened the limited resident permit hunt on July 22, 2026, after determining the animals faced little chance of survival...

Alaska Department of Fish & Game reports coho are starting to show up to outer portions of Prince William Sound, like Montague Strait and Hinchinbrook Island. On the west side, anglers are finding a few fish near Goose Island and the...

Ray Cureton of Honolulu, Hawaii said his son Hudson caught his very first pink salmon in Valdez Saturday and now says, “One more cast” when they are ready to leave. Cureton said, “Hudson is hooked on world class Valdez fishing.” It...

The conclusion of four years of major channel work represents a monumental milestone. The river is now less prone to flooding downstream towns, anglers and bears can enjoy healthier fish runs, and a historic scar in the landscape is largely healed....