"“Bristol Bay is ready to focus on sustainable growth and the wellbeing of our communities. We should not be condemned to ...

The dam is Merlyn, a Denali Kennels sled dog from the 2021 litter born in the park, and the sire, Drumlin, is from a well-respected partner kennel in Minchumina, Alaska. Arranged breeding and ...

"Increases in harvest on black rockfish by the sport fishery (see figure below) is due, in part, to restrictions on charter (guided) halibut anglers and king and coho salmon restrictions for all ...

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Guidelines for Unit 2 Wolf Hunters and Trappers (Ketchikan) – The Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G), Division of Wildlife Conservation is reminding Unit 2 wolf hunters and trappers that ...

Bob and his beloved dog Ruger. (DISCOVERY CHANNEL) The following appears in the January issue of Alaska Sporting Journal: BY CHRIS COCOLES O n a season four episode of the Discovery Channel series The ...

The following appears in the June issue of Alaska Sporting Journal BY CHRIS COCOLES He doesn’t have to stress over traffic, smartphone service or making restaurant reservations – you know, those ...

"Staff spent 4 days in April searching for wolves in the removal area and 21 days between May 10 and June 5 following caribou and searching for evidence of predation (i.e., caribou fleeing, predators ...

The following appears in the March issue of Alaska Sporting Journal: Two of Homer’s best in the charter fishing industry are Capt. Chelsea Schmitt (left) and deckhand Emily Leggitt of Deep Strike ...

A Hunter Scores A Perfect 10: The North American Slam ...

The following is courtesy of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game: SULLIVAN, BOOKER INTRODUCE BIPARTISAN KEEP FINFISH FREE ACT WASHINGTON—Today, U.S. Senators Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) and Cory Booker ...

Today, the Situk produces roughly 60,000 sockeye every summer, but twice as many made their way above the weir in 2021, along with over 2,000 king salmon. If the correlation with Bristol Bay’s sockeye ...