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ADF&G COVID-19 guidelines for Alaska sportfishing
April 9, 2020
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Russian, Upper Kenai sockeye limit bumped to 6
June 12, 2019
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Key advisory committee meetings and elections this month; ACs offer local sportsman input to state action
March 20, 2019
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Board of Fish rejects change in allocation criteria
March 11, 2019
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Who gets what fish? BofF hearing allocation debate this week
March 9, 2019
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Getting involved in fishing regs 101
March 7, 2019
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Friday deadline for comments to Board of Game March meeting
February 28, 2019
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Moose kills driver; ADFG wants your moose sightings
February 22, 2019
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Board of Fish rejects requests to curtail pink salmon stockings
October 16, 2018
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Biologist advocates stop to hatchery stockings
October 3, 2018
June 11 isn’t a state holiday in Alaska, but it might as well be. For the majority of Alaska sport fishermen, that opening day on the Upper Kenai and the Russian River is the opening bell to Sunday’s opener is shaping up to be a good one. Although the...
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Can you have fishing and hunting in Alaska without a Department of Fish and Game? Alaskans and visitors may find out in a few weeks if the State government shuts down July 1 because of the Alaska Legislature cannot agree on a budget. All State workers have gotten layoff...
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ADF&G announced today that the Cooper River will now be open for sport anglers, after a preseason closure. Effective June 3, in the Glennallen Subdistrict subsistence fishery the annual limit for king salmon taken by fish wheel is rescinded and the annual limit for king salmon taken by dip...
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By Lee Leschper A halibut pushing 400 pounds landed last week in Petersburg has raised a recurring question about releasing larger halibut. When is a halibut too big to keep? When should the fish of a lifetime be released instead of added to the fish box? The largest halibut...
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It’s the first week in June and if you’re not fishing, you’re probably planning on fishing. Here are a couple of things to mull over while packing your gear. Whether by luck or design, he Kenai early king run is the strongest in several years. As of Thursday, almost...
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By Lee Leschper Call it a trickle. A trickle of early season fish that is, that could turn into a gusher any day. Most anywhere you’d consider fishing in Southcentral Alaska this week has shown a slowly increasing trickle of arriving salmon. From the Valley, south through Anchorage’s Ship...
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