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This week, elementary and middle schoolers across the peninsula had the opportunity to try their hand at ice fishing. Part of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s “Salmon in the Classroom” program, the annual event educates students about ethical fishing practices and species identification.
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A record number of sockeye salmon passed through the sonar on the Kasilof River Wednesday. The Kenai River, meanwhile, had its eighth highest daily count recorded since 1979, according to Fish and Game.
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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…
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Anglers on the Kasilof River can now only catch hatchery-produced kings. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is restricting fishing on the river…
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An Alaska resident last year would have to pay $29 for a sport fishing license. Same goes for the 14 years before that. This year, the same license costs…
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Alaska sport fish permit prices are slightly lower this year, after the Alaska Department of Fish and Game removed a 15-year surcharge.Fish and Game…