The Alaska Board of Fisheries meeting addressing issues affecting Cook Inlet will take placed March 26 through April 2, according to a press release from… Continue reading
Kids cast lines and learn at ice fishing event
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game announced summer sport fishing regulations Wednesday
The lawsuit seeks to reopen commercial salmon fishing in the Upper Cook Inlet Exclusive Economic Zone
Upper Cook Inlet fishing families have been hit hard by ongoing politics
This comes after the board bumped back its Southeast and Yakutat shellfish meeting
The mission of the task force will be to better understand the unintended bycatch of fish caught in both state and federal waters.
Restrictions exist for East and West Mackey, Sevena, Union, Derks and Stormy lakes in 2022
The closure prohibits harvesting any clam species from the mouth of the Kenai River to the southernmost tip of the Homer Spit.
The amount of money received this fiscal year will be determined, in part, by population.
The waters in question run from south of Kalgin Island to about Anchor Point
City council voted to submit an amicus brief concerning the closure
Dunleavy forms bycatch task force.
The Sport Fish Division plans to release approximately 7 million fish into the Alaska water systems over the next five years.
The department hosted an online forum with tips on the winter sport.
Overall fish harvesting jobs in Alaska dropped by the widest margin since 2000 — 14.1% — in 2020.
The borough assembly passed legislation supporting the association’s application for grant funds.
The board voted to deliberate on an adopted proposal to amend the Kenai River Late-Run King Salmon Management Plan.
The closure affects an area of Cook Inlet from south of Kalgin Island to about Anchor Point.
The area stretches north from about Anchor Point to Ninilchik, and is 3 nautical miles to 200 nautical miles off Alaska.
