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Sockeye wrapping up, coho still on the way
Northern Kenai Fishing Report for Aug. 25, 2023
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Out of the Office: Moments of joy
Sometimes I make a cup of coffee just to feel something. That is, holding a warm mug and…
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Officials talk fish in Soldotna
Kenai Classic Roundtable topics include chinook, wind turbines, collaboration
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Refuge Notebook: Another big year for spruce tip rust
Much like 2018, the orange tips of young spruce trees are catching people’s attention and reminded me of…
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Creek walking in cool summer
Growing up spending my summers in one outdoor activity camp or another, my favorite days of all were…
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Single-hook restriction on Kenai River extended
The extension is intended to continue protection of late-run king salmon
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Annual roundtable to discuss king salmon, energy development, federal funding
The roundtable will open with a keynote address by Rep. Mary Peltola and close with Gov. Mike Dunleavy
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Joint study to tag Kenai River coho
Up to 490 transmitters will be implanted into healthy salmon this year
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Kenai to replace culvert obstructing baby salmon
The ordinance designates $30,000 for the project
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Russian River sockeye limits double Wednesday
As of Sunday, around 53,000 sockeye salmon have passed the Russian River weir
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Northern Kenai dipnetting now closed
Anglers are required to complete online reporting by Aug. 15
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Refuge Notebook: Wild and free — My summer as an intern in Alaska
Dozens of Dall sheep pellets pelted my face like hail on a windshield. A celebratory selfie, finished off…
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Fishing good on Kenai River, improving on Russian River
Northern Kenai Fishing Report for Aug. 3, 2023
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Construction of new public use cabins begins in Moose Pass
Two other cabins are being constructed at the Porcupine Campground in Hope and by Meridian Lake in Seward
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Kenai River dipnetting ends Monday, reporting due by Aug. 15
As of Thursday, around 906,000 sockeye have been counted in the Kenai River’s late run
Sports
Out of the Office: Surveying the Chugach
The longer I live in Alaska, the more I worry that I’m taking it for granted.