Southern Peninsula fishing reports and updates for the week of June 28
The Kenai River personal use dipnet fishery opens July 10
Fishing report for June 29
It’s hard to tell what’s worse: thieving seals or *%$@#0# snaggers
The early-run Kenai River king sport fishery remains closed, and fishing for kings of any size is prohibited
The United Cook Inlet Drift Association called the court’s ruling a “victory”
Sport anglers are now permitted a bag limit of six sockeye salmon per day and 12 in possession
It’s time now to take and look at the fishing report for the week of June 14, 2022
Alaska Department of Fish and Game Division of Sport Fish June 15 fishing report
Incidental catches of salmon in nets harvesting pollock have skyrocketed, but scientists say that is not the driver of poor returns
Division of Sport Fish said that king salmon runs are not showing signs of improvement
June 8 fishing report outlined opportunities for anglers in the north Kenai area
The app will also include information about hunting and sport fishing regulations
Kings starting to dribble in at the fishin’ hole
As of Sunday, a total of 265 kings had passed through the ADFG sonar tracker
Opportunities for anglers in the north Kenai area
Look to Ninilchik River for best hatchery chinooks
The cumulative sonar estimate is 72 large king salmon through May 29
The organization will partner with the United States Geological Survey
Sport fishing will be open for three upcoming weekends
