Looking forward to 2022 at Angler's Alibi. As we look forward to next season, we are at full capacity for all salmon weeks, and have kept the core of our guide and kitchen staff for another summer thankfully!
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Projections from the University of Washington and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game could see more than 70,000 sockeye salmon in the 2022 Bristol Bay run, which for the second consecutive year would set a new record. ...
The roundtable will focus on the Yukon, Kuskokwim, Unalakleet, and Chignik River watersheds and will feature “updates from the Alaska delegation, a community leader panel, and federal and state research presentations followed by a Q&A,” according to information about the event,...
“Once conditions stabilise in the newly-formed streams, salmon can colonise these areas quite quickly. It’s a common misconception that all salmon return home to the streams they were born in. Most do, but some individuals will stray—migrating into new streams to...
Popular YouTube account Dude Perfect went to Alaska and saw for themselves how Bristol Bay's salmon runs must be protected from the proposed Pebble Mine. ...
“These coastal ecosystems are also incredibly vulnerable to a rapidly warming climate and industrial activities that diminish the productivity and overall value of Southeast Alaska’s ecosystem. That’s why it’s so important we do everything that we can to protect the...