The EXPO event will be offered on an online platform so that all Alaskan fishermen and others that are interested are welcome to attend. Tools and links to attend the workshops will be provided prior to the event. ...
Based on snorkel survey expansions, in years when concurrent weir counts were available, overall production of steelhead in Peterson Creek has declined in recent years. For the last 7 years (2015-2021), snorkel survey index counts conducted each spring have been below...
Twelve members of Congress sent a letter to Environmental Protection Agency administrator Michael Regan to ask for more permanent Bristol Bay protections. ...
"RMEF remains a staunch advocate for access and has done so since our founding as a conservation organization nearly 38 years ago. We stand with professional wildlife managers, biologists and sportsmen and women nationwide calling for the dismissal of this blatant...
The record projections for this fishing season are due to Bristol Bay’s unpolluted and pristine watershed thanks to thousands of years of Indigenous stewardship. For decades, Bristol Bay has been threatened by Pebble Mine – a proposed massive open pit mine...
"Working with our partners in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, our enforcement efforts help the many legitimate Alaskan fishermen we encounter on a daily basis, ensuring nobody gains an unfair competitive advantage at the expense of biological sustainability," said Lt....
The Haines/Skagway area is open to winter king salmon fishing through March 31. The bag & possession limit for Alaska residents is two kings 28 inches or greater in length. Resident anglers may use two rods when fishing for kings. For non-Alaska residents, the...
