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Reeling ‘Em In: Rambo tides and action at the lagoon
The lagoon’s infamous and intrepid mayor is back and has nailed his first chinook
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Youth-only king salmon fisheries to open in Ninilchik, Homer
They will be open for one day in each location
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SPARC awarded funding for new floor
The facility’s current flooring, constructed from used materials, was always meant to be a temporary solution
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4 days in July set for Ninilchik razor clam harvest
A limited harvest opportunity for razor clams in Ninilchik will be opened in July, the Alaska Department of…
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Kids gather for annual Salmon Celebration at Johnson Lake
They stocked rainbow trout in the lake and visited dozens of booths to learn about fish, wildlife, habitat…
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Cooper Landing Drift Boat Regatta returns for 16th year
The event will include a drift boat race, a spring cleanup along the river banks, and a costume…
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Persnail wins Anchor Point King Salmon Tournament
Despite less-than-stellar weather and some last-minute operating changes, the 28th annual Anchor Point King Salmon Tournament saw another…
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Shorebird festival entertains birders of all ages and abilites
126 shorebird species seen at 31st Kachemak Bay Shorebird Festival
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NOAA to hear public comment about Cook Inlet salmon management
The hearing will be held online as a webinar May 18
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Anchor Point King Salmon Tournament kicks off this weekend
The 28th annual Anchor Point King Salmon Calcutta and Tournament will be held this Friday and Saturday.
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Shorebird Festival opens this weekend for all birding enthusiasts
Registration is still open for the 31st annual Shorebird Festival, running May 3-7.
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Local fishers speak up for buyback bill
S.B. 82, sponsored by Sen. Jesse Bjorkman, R-Nikiski, would create the voluntary program
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Showcase paints a grim picture for future of salmon
Warming waters, more numerous predators, bycatch, parasites, increased competition all point to tremendous difficulty in species resurgence