We are out here fishing in Petersburg Alaska, on the Blind River Rapids - geared up with the Stingeye Spinners targeting those big Alaskan salmon! Thanks to Alaska Life Lodges for such a great Alaskan ...

In the district court, the state argued that the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act doesn’t permit the federal ...

We have the whole Thundermist gang out fishing for halibut here in Peterborough Alaska. We're running the 120lb T-Turn Bait Rig to keep us tangle-free, with a SS40 Viper Spoon to give our bait some ...

In Alaska, last fall's shocking ... This report is from Alaska. ABOARD THE FISHING VESSEL INSATIABLE – Garrett Kavanaugh grabs a fistful of freshly cooked crab and stuffs it into his mouth, ...

As the famed Copper River salmon season begins, isolated fishing towns are bracing for an influx of workers and their first brush with the coronavirus. By Mike Baker The people of Cordova, Alaska ...

“It’s not all about the fishing,” he told us. “We want to take in the sea life — the whales, the sea otters — and the mountains, the bald eagles. As much as we can see.” ...

After a decade of fishing in Alaska, Joe and his wife, Joan, bought a 42-foot wooden fishing boat. They raised their children in Point Baker in the winter, and on their boat, the Alta E, in the ...

10 Best Alaska Fishing Trips. Although throwing a fly or spoon in any body of water won’t necessarily produce great results, if you can get to where the fish are, it just might ruin you for anything ...

Now she wants to keep fishing in Alaska. "I feel an obligation in the best way to step up and take over, or this industry suffers," she said. Lisa Demer.

The commercial fishing industry in Alaska is shrinking. Fewer young people are seeking a career in the industry due to high entry costs and climate change impacting fish stocks.

Contact Fish and Game in person, on their Sport Fish Information Center phone line (907-267-2218) or online ([email protected] or the Fishing section of adfg.alaska.gov) for questions about ...

PETERSBURG, Alaska -- The average halibut is big and uglier than the inside of a dumpster, as everyone in this little cannery town knows. By big, I mean 100 to 400 pounds, which is why fishermen ...