Major Cook Inlet Seafood Processor Hanging It Up
A longtime Cook Inlet fish processor announced it's no longer going to purchase Kenai Peninsula salmon. ...
Category: Fishing
Unfinished Salmon Cycles A Victim Of Climate Change?
The Washington Post on a disturbing trend of salmon leaving for the open ocean but not returning to spawn, which could be attributed to climate change. ...
Prince Of Wales Fishing Update
fresh steelhead starting to arrive in many freshwater drainages. Sportfishing opportunities during the spring consist of stealhead, trout, and Dolly Varden in freshwater and king salmon, shellfish, and some bottomfish in saltwater....
Governor Appoints Three To Board Of Fisheries, Two To Board Of Game
Gov. Mike Dunleavy named new members of the state's Board of Fisheries and Board of Game. ...
Juneau’s Jon Kurland Named NOAA Fisheries Alaska’s New Regional Administrator
“Alaska’s waters support some of the most productive and valuable commercial fisheries in the world, and are also home to nationally and globally significant marine mammal populations and habitats. For Alaskans, the effects of climate change on these resources is...
Board Of Fisheries Maintains Southeast King Sport Bag Limits, But Concerns Remain
KTOO on an Alaska Board of Fisheries compromise that will for now allow Southeast Alaska resident sport anglers to maintain prior bag limits for the season. ...
Spring Forward With Copper River Skillet Salmon And Fresh Veggies
Get into the spring mood with this skillet salmon with spring veggies via the gang at Copper River salmon. ...
Deadliest Catch’s New Season Set For April 19 Debut With New Challenges
For the first time in 25 years, the Alaskan government shut down red king crab catching for the season. Facing financial ruin, each captain is forced to start over and search the Bering Sea for a new way to make a...