News
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…
News
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…
News
Federal fishing act getting attention
Commercial and recreational fishermen in the United States are hoping that an amendment to the Magnuson-Stevens Act will…
News
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…
News
Some fishing for solutions
ANCHORAGE — Change is hard. The evolution of commercial setnetting in the Cook Inlet is no different. As…
News
Time to save kings is now
I have been fishing the Kenai River for 20 years and over the past years I have noticed…
News
Conservation should come first
I have been a Kenai Peninsula resident for more than 10 years and have sport fished in Alaska…
News
Council supports Homer drift fleet
The Homer City Council waded into statewide fisheries politics at its Monday night meeting, but it got a…
News
Area fishermen air concerns; officials listen
Suspicious of being targeted by state law enforcement, Russian Old Believers who fish in Bristol Bay met with…
News
Law governing federal fisheries getting public comment as it gets updated
Re-authorization of the Magnuson-Stevens Act, or MSA, governing federal fisheries, is slowly making its way through the system,…
News
What’s become of the Yukon kings?
Editor’s note: This is the fourth in the Morris Communications series, “The case for conserving Kenai king salmon.”…
News
While kings drive news, sockeyes drive area’s economy
Editor’s note: This is the third in the Morris Communications series “The case for conserving the Kenai king…
Opinion
D.C. impasse may hurt Bering Sea crab fishery
The on-going impasse in Washington, D.C., that has resulted in hundreds of thousands of federal workers being furloughed…