KRSA cause conflict in our community

04/29/13 - 1:20pm

A recent opinion piece in the Clarion by Ricky Gease, Executive Director for Kenai River Sportfishing Association (KRSA), claimed to enlighten us on two different issues in a “fact based and truthful” manner when in fact they were neither. Instead, he chose the route of misinformation intended to mislead our community into believing their recent lobbying efforts to oust Board of Fisheries (BOF) member, Vince Webster of Naknek, were justified.

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Thank for support of free boat launch use for seniors

08/23/12 - 8:43am

Yes, you read it right, free. Earlier this spring the Kenai City Council approved a resolution granting free boat launch benefits to senior citizens age 60 years and older. This benefit is available for the entire boating season except during the personal use dip-net fishery July 10 — July 31.

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Youth bowling a great success

08/07/12 - 8:52am

Shhh ... Don’t tell anybody, but guess which local youth sport/activity offers an opportunity to learn a great lifetime family sport, participate competitively and also provide the ability to build an individual scholarship fund along the way? If you guessed youth bowling then you are correct.

The demise of the Kenai River king salmon

09/27/11 - 10:41am

Kenai River King salmon may you rest in peace.

We have taken away your biggest and your best. We have over-fished you and we have badly mismanaged you. As sport fishermen, are we sorry — probably. Will we do anything about it before it’s to late — probably not. At least not as long as the last vestiges of your species remains the focus of our almighty tourism dollar.

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