northern pike

In 2019, it was discovered that invasive northern pike can colonize new freshwater bodies via the Cook Inlet. While the discovery raises concern, scientists say the Kenai Peninsula is pike free.

For decades, biologists have been dealing with an invasive pike problem in Kenai Peninsula rivers and lakes. Recent discoveries are raising new questions, and scientists are trying to figure out what comes next.

Several lakes on the central Kenai Peninsula treated for invasive northern pike are showing signs of native fish recovery but fishing is still restricted…

Biologists have been working on eliminating northern pike from Kenai Peninsula lakes and streams for years. Northern pike are native to Alaska north of…

On the Kenai Peninsula, salmon are king. Whether they’re king salmon or one of the other species of salmonid that populate our fresh waters. And that’s…

The comment period for the northern pike eradication plan for the Tote Road lakes area opened Monday.Interested parties can comment on both the use of the…

The last series of lakes in the central peninsula to be treated for invasive northern pike is the subject of a public meeting Thursday night. The Alaska…