A Hunt for Monster Yukon River Pike Story and photo by Marcus Weiner “On my planet, we have a sun.” It’s pushing 90 degrees, Alaska is on fire, and we are on a hunt for the monster p
Story and photos by JD Richey Okay, so most spring fishing opportunities are still a ways off, but there is definitely light at the end of the tunnel. One of the first viable fisheries that ope
A Surreal Alaska Experience by Marcus Weiner Photos by Wayne Norris Cordova—In a state known for both its numbers and varieties of sport fish, one species has stayed below the radar of many anglers.
By Scott Haugen Of Alaska’s shellfishing opportunities, nothing is growing like the quest for shrimp. With liberal seasons and limits, recreational users are now buying boats for shrimping, not
The northern pike can attain massive sizes, especially in the vast, remote, and virtually unknown watersheds of Alaska’s Yukon River drainage. As pike angler Boris Popov says, “Nowhere els
Burbot — or Lota lota in scientific terms — have almost as many names as locations in which this scrappy looking fish is found. But no matter what you call them, one thing is certain—they sure t