Mary Peltola’s plan for Alaska fisheries comes at a critical time. With ongoing battles over fishing rights, federal management, and the future of salmon runs, the stakes have rarely been
Kenai River bait closure regulations are now in effect year-round on the middle river. Nick Ohlrich breaks down what anglers and guides need to know. Why Upper River Guides Pushed
Marcus Weiner and the crew head to Togiak River Lodge in Togiak, Alaska, for episode 11 of The Jig Life, targeting early-season coho with one of the most effective techniques
Halibut bites get a nutritious upgrade in this baked recipe from Sitka fisherman and nutritionist Lexi Hackett of Fish & Family Seafoods. Coated in hemp hearts and warm spices, then
Steelhead research is expanding on the Kenai Peninsula, and the data is starting to reveal where these fish go once they leave freshwater. Trout Unlimited’s Alaska chapters are funding satellite
Dewey’s Cook Inlet has been Alaska’s largest marine dealer for over 60 years, built on a foundation of expert product knowledge, quality boat lines, and customer service matched to Alaska’s
Big Rays fifth grade giveaway nurtures the tradition of Alaska’s fishing future one rod and reel at a time. By Melissa Norris There is a moment every parent who fishes knows
Plants for Salmon events are bringing Alaskans together in a big way, with volunteers from Talkeetna to Hope rolling up their sleeves to replant native vegetation along some of the
Limit to protect kings applies to all fishermen In an effort to protect a terribly low late run of Kenai river king salmon, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game
With fishing fast approaching, Alaska fishing guides are frantically trying to determine what rules they’ll be working under this summer, assuming there will still be some form of mandates related