Wow, did we somehow pick up a serious tail wind of time since this column’s seasonal debut? Come on, Aug….
On behalf of Cook Inletkeeper’s board and staff, I want to give a huge thanks to everyone who came out…
I have received an unusual amount of email asking how to report angler evil-doers to the Alaska Wildlife Troopers without tying…
Bristol Bay’s late-arriving sockeye run has contributed to a healthy commercial harvest of more than 47.6 million sockeye statewide, though…
The first year of Salmonfest, the event formerly known as Salmonstock, promises the compelling combination of musical entertainment and salmon…
Bristol Bay lived up to its reputation for unpredictability as a bizarre late rush of sockeyes has surged into fishermen’s…
Let’s face it. Putting the hammer on silvers while they are cruising beneath our inlet waters or doing acerebral loops…
Bristol Bay needed volume to make up for a soft market, but state biologists say there’s no reason to expect…
It was an interesting past week for the sports fishing crowd. A distaff member of the flatfish hunting group shot…
I’m sitting here in Ninilchik again this year looking out my cabin window and watching sockeye salmon jumping two at…
Back in late June this column reported on a plethora of angling misconducts Alaska Wildlife Troopers had to deal with…
The upcoming subsistence gillnet fishery on the Kenai River can target sockeye, but kings are off limits. An emergency Special…
A Soldotna sportfish charter captain bragging about his clients’ catch on Facebook has led to the captain being charged with…
