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Kenai angler catches 1st place in king tourney
Fishing off an area commonly known as the bluffs, Kenai angler Raymond B. Tepp and his two buddies…
Outdoors & Recreation
Don’t overthink it, just garden
Be prepared to shift your expectations. Anything can happen in March: single digits, a ton of snow, wind.…
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Bill would decrease regs on smaller boats
A bill is currently making its way through Congress that could save a world of hassle and possible…
Outdoors & Recreation
Sloppy weather proves mettle of fat bikes
Cold temperatures and wet sand didn’t stop the cyclists at Bishop’s Beach last Friday as they celebrated 2014’s…
Outdoors & Recreation
Gardening season begins in earnest
February. The days are certainly noticeably longer. The weather certainly noticeably strange. Winter started three weeks ago. Does…
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Federal fishing act getting attention
Commercial and recreational fishermen in the United States are hoping that an amendment to the Magnuson-Stevens Act will…
Outdoors & Recreation
Fatbike Homer: Big Fat Bike Festival is Feb. 21-23
For more than 100 years people have been doing amazing things with bicycles, in Alaska. In 1898 a…
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Personal-use fisheries go largely unchanged
After nearly a full day of board deliberations on 25 proposed regulatory changes, the Cook Inlet’s personal-use fishery…
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Some fishing for solutions
ANCHORAGE — Change is hard. The evolution of commercial setnetting in the Cook Inlet is no different. As…
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Time to save kings is now
I have been fishing the Kenai River for 20 years and over the past years I have noticed…
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Conservation should come first
I have been a Kenai Peninsula resident for more than 10 years and have sport fished in Alaska…
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A bird to brighten up the winter
A gray-capped rosy finch feeds at a bird feeder on Diamond Ridge last Saturday. The blue behind it…
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Council supports Homer drift fleet
The Homer City Council waded into statewide fisheries politics at its Monday night meeting, but it got a…