It’s been an issue for the council for several years, springing from a sore spot among the commercial and charter halibut fleets because of the more relaxed bag limits on unguided halibut anglers.
Grace Christian School students participating in Fish and Game's Salmon in the Classroom program sang Happy Birthday as a classmate added water to a mixture of eggs and milt taken from coho salmon.
Sonar counts showed the Kenai achieved its escapement goal.
Late-summer fishing for coho salmon on Ship Creek in Anchorage can be a rewarding experience, even if you come up emptyhanded.
Fish and Game also raised the daily bag limit for the coho salmon fishery on the Susitna River drainage.
More than two months into the Homer halibut derby, 25 flatfish have been entered.
Fish and Game said Wednesday the action would increase future salmon fishing opportunities.
Fishing has been slow on the Kenai River, but that’s not stopping Alaska State Troopers from catching a boatload of dipnet delinquents.
Restrictions to sport and commercial fisheries were also announced by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
The Seattle-based vessel Destination sank Feb. 11, 2017, near St. George Island with six people on board.
The personal-use fishery will open for an 84-hour period that runs through Sunday, Fish and Game announced Monday.
Jim Voss created a smartphone app designed to connect anglers and guides with each other and to a hub of local fishing information.
Fish & Game wants to make sure enough king salmon make it to the Ship Creek hatchery to meet broodstock needs.
Anglers and fishing businesses from Wasilla north knew the chinook season would be grim — but not this grim.
Weak returns forced the latest restriction. Good news: Sockeye fishing at the Russian River is forecast to be good.
Gary Sipary’s king weighed 28.95 pounds, beating the previous tiniest-winner when angler Jioji Lino claimed victory in 2013 with a 29.1-pounder.
Biologists blame the "Blob" of warm water in the Gulf of Alaska for poor sockeye returns that also led to the second lowest commercial harvest in 50 years.
Beginning Saturday and extending through mid-July, no sport fishing will be allowed on the Anchor and Ninilchik rivers and Deep Creek drainages.
Eight hundred thousand rainbow trout and Arctic char will be placed this summer in Southcentral Alaska.
Sportfishing regulations in Alaska can be complex and difficult to understand, even for the experts.
