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Catch and retention limits lowered to avoid shifting fishing pressures
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Tomorrow, anglers on the Russian River will be able to catch up to six sockeye a day and be in possession of 12 — an increase from the current bag limit of three sockeye and possession limit of six.
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A “weak” run is again forecasted for Upper Cook Inlet sockeye – continuing a trend of poor runs that has fishermen worried about the future of the…
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Two Kenai Peninsula cities are weighing in on a lawsuit over the closure of part of Cook Inlet to salmon fishing. Kenai and Homer both are submitting…
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Seth Kantner sees his life today as a continuation of the subsistence life he grew up with in northwest Alaska, with some new additions: commercial…
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There's a lot that needs to come off a boat when it docks. And it’s not uncommon that some of that waste ends up in the ocean instead of the trash.Bristol…
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If you’re looking for a less-rustic approach to rainbow trout fishing on the northern Kenai Peninsula, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has a spot…
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To win the Kenai Silver Salmon Derby, you don’t have to catch the largest coho, or even the second largest.The Kenai derby is all about hitting the magic…
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One minute, there are zero rainbow trout in John Hedberg Lake. Fewer than 30 seconds later, there are 700.Nikiski residents cheered fish culturist Chuck…
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Sport anglers can keep double the normal number of sockeye salmon in the Kenai River starting tomorrow as the run is ramping up. The Alaska Department of…