For decades Alaska’s Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) has managed all of Cook Inlet, based upon escapement of sockeye and silver salmon into its predominant rivers – mainly the Kenai, Kasilof and ...

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The announcements describe closures for king salmon fishing on the Kenai River and areas of Cook Inlet, bait and gear ...

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Why It Matters: Halibut is a wild-caught fish, meaning its availability depends on fishing seasons, migration patterns, and regulations. Peak Season: Halibut is most abundant in spring and summer ...

Nearly 7 million sockeye salmon are projected to run in Upper Cook Inlet this year, with a forecast from the State Department of Fish and Game saying 4.2 million fish are expected to return to the ...

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In the fall of 2018, officials with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game and their partners celebrated what they thought was a milestone: an end to the infestation of invasive northern pike in ...

State officials forecast a total run of 6.9 million sockeye for the Upper Cook Inlet in 2025, with roughly 4.93 million fish available for harvest. That would build off an unexpectedly strong run in ...

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But to the Department of Fish and Game, it is important to keep the Kenai Peninsula pike-free, as well as the western side of Cook Inlet. That is both to protect the region’s economically valuable ...