To maintain the population objective of at least 500 goats in Unit 14C that will sustain an annual harvest of 25 goats, comprising at least 60 percent males, harvest from this area should not exceed three goat points. The Twentymile area...
The 2026 moose population estimate for Unit 6A West, drainages between Cape Suckling to Palm Point, is 213 moose. The department set a maximum allowable harvest of 15 bulls in the registration hunt (RM160) and the current reported registration harvest is...
Biologists with the Alaska Department of Fish & Game in Douglas announce an early closure to the mountain goat hunting season under the state registration permit hunt RG013, for that portion of Unit 1C north of Windham Bay, west of Spruce...
Forest Service conducted a survey in September 2016 and observed 19 total goats, and August of 2019 observed 46 goats. On September 23, 2025, the Yakutat Tlingit Tribe conducted an aerial survey using an A-Star helicopter and counted 75 goats (66...
The Chilkat River drainage is managed to achieve a biological escapement goal (BEG) of 1,750 to 3,500 large king salmon and an in-river run goal of 1,850 or greater. The 2026 total run forecast for the Chilkat river is 2,650 large...
King salmon returning to the Douglas Island Pink and Chum Inc. Macaulay Salmon Hatchery congregate along the shoreline and are vulnerable to harvest in this area. This closure is necessary to ensure that enough king salmon make it up the fish...
The Federal waters of the Taku River are open to Federal subsistence Sockeye Salmon harvest in the Taku River drainage from the Taku Lodge upstream to the U.S./Canada Border only under the authority of a household federal subsistence fishing permit....
