Fish Alaska’s Fish Species Guide for Sport Anglers
by Marcus Weiner
Alaska fish species are the heart of the thrilling sport fishing adventures that brings anglers from around the globe to this beautiful state. From the power of king salmon to the acrobatics of Coho salmon and the challenge of halibut, these species embody the spirit of sport fishing. For those of us lucky enough to cast a line in Alaska, itâs more than fishing, itâs a privilege. Learn about the fish species that make Alaska a sport fishing paradise.
Alaska Rainbow Trout
Rainbow Trout: Alaska Fish Species Guide Rainbow trout are one of the prettiest fish in Alaska. They sport a pink to red stripe along the lateral line and gill plate, black dots across most Read More...
Alaska Sockeye Salmon
Alaska Sockeye Salmon Facts and Tips: Fish Alaska Species Guide by Marcus Weiner Sockeye, also known as red salmon, are an anadromous species that is born in freshwater, moves to saltwater to grow and Read More...
Alaska King Salmon
Alaska King Salmon Facts and Fishing Tips by Marcus Weiner Chinook (king) salmon are purple / blue / green backed with big black spots on their backs, dorsal fins and both lobes of the Read More...
Alaska Coho Salmon
Fish Alaska Species Guide: Coho Salmon by Marcus Weiner In their ocean form, coho are silver, with white bellies and gums, and have small black spots on their backs and upper lobe of their Read More...
Alaska Halibut
Alaska Halibut Facts for Anglers by Marcus Weiner Pacific halibut are ambush predators that lie on the ocean floor. Their top side is a mottled, brown to olive coloring, while their bottom side is Read More...
Marcus Weiner
About the Author Marcus Weiner
Marcus Weiner is the founder and Publisher of Fish Alaska and Hunt Alaska magazines. Marcus has decades of experience fishing and hunting all over Alaska. In addition to managing the editorial departments for both publications, Marcus is a regular feature writer for the magazines and content provider for the websites. Check out Marcus’s YouTube Series “The Jig Life” on the Fish Alaska YouTube Channel.