Northern Kenai fishing report for Tuesday, June 17.
Northern Kenai fishing report
On weekends, keeping your head on a swivel is a must.
The story of fishermen carved — “all of us in the past, all of us in the future, and all of us now.”
The lagoon wasn’t exactly a hotspot for king-popping last week even for the couple of fish-stealing thug seals that showed up.
Some fishers are finding success on the Kasilof and in stocked local lakes.
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The Spit resembled an Indie 500 parking lot and the road was a whack-a-mole experience.
Community members quietly gathered in somber reflection of lives lost to the sea over the past year.
Angling-famished fanatics are heading our way.
Trout Unlimited and the Kenai Watershed Forum host “A Day at the River.”
The causes of these conditions remain unknown but likely include effects from habitat changes and predation, officials said.
Ultimately, the goal is to ensure Alaskans, and young people, have a say in the decisions that affect them.
A path forward to resolve the Upper Cook Inlet King and sockeye salmon commercial fishing and conservation crisis.
Sen. Jesse Bjorkman and Reps. Justin Ruffridge and Bill Elam fielded questions and addressed a number of issues during the meeting.
Stipulations 32 and 40 were included in an updated list emailed to Kenai River guides.
The fishery will be allowed to operate from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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