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Assembly keeps habitat law on the books
It boiled down to science vs. emotion and personal property rights vs. communist encroachment by the United Nations…
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Science research shows salmon surprisingly vulnerable to things humans barely notice
The history of salmon in North America is tragic. Over and over, Euro-American settlers ate salmon, knew the…
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Affected property owners did not receive proper notice on stream ordinance
Imagine you wake up tomorrow morning as usual: After coffee and a little breakfast you decide it’s time…
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National Association of Realtors joins anadromous stream fight
Mail found in boxes around the borough last week included the National Association of Realtors’ take on the…
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Assembly needs to hear from those who want to protect salmon streams
Wasn’t it interesting to receive the mailed flyers recommending the repeal of Kenai Peninsula Borough Ordinance 2011-12, from…
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Opposing protection of common resources just doesn’t make sense
We’re concerned about the recent flood of brochures by a Chicago-based organization, the National Association of Realtors, one…
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Lower peninsula streams closed until July 15
Because of low king salmon runs, an emergency order issued Wednesday by the Alaska Department of Fish and…
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Coast Guard offers free safety exams to fishermen
ANCHORAGE (AP) — The Coast Guard is offering free dockside safety exams to fishermen in Bristol Bay communities…
Sports
Fishing picking up at Nick Dudiak lagoon
Last week I reported that the king run at The Fishing Hole had been about as productive as…
Sports
Youth Fishing Day set for Saturday
The Memorial Day weekend was primo if you were into mucking around the beaches for assorted clam-type life…
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Anchor River open for fishing
A photo caption in the May 23 Homer News incorrectly stated the fishing status of the Anchor River.…
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Good clam tides, but limit reduced
The first part of this season’s premiere column will be dedicated to those of you who scour wilderness…
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Some found guilty in fishing case
BETHEL — A Bethel judge has ruled against some of nearly two dozen Yup’ik Eskimo fishermen cited for…