Feeder Kings: Pursuing Saltwater Kings
Feeder Kings blog by John Averill Pursuing saltwater feeder king salmon in southcentral Alaska It was mid-September 2018 in Kenai, Alaska and we were experiencing a 100-year weather event. It Read More...
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Feeder Kings blog by John Averill Pursuing saltwater feeder king salmon in southcentral Alaska It was mid-September 2018 in Kenai, Alaska and we were experiencing a 100-year weather event. It Read More...
At my age there are really only three reasons to get up at 3:00 A.M., and two of them are not voluntary: to go to the bathroom, to check out Read More...
The Roadless Rule has protected roughly fourteen million acres of the Tongass and Chugach National Forests for twenty-five years, from Prince William Sound to the steelhead water of the Read More...
Single Printed Issue This August-September 2026 issue covers the season's best trout and salmon action, from managing expectations on the heavily fished Kenai to chasing trophy silvers on Alaska's easy-access Read More...
Alaska coastal lagoons are among the most overlooked flyfishing waters in the state, tucked into remote stretches of Alaska's Chukchi Sea coast. Here's what happened when a 12-day research Read More...
Sockeye fishing techniques on the Kenai River may look chaotic from the bank, but underneath all those sweeping rods and slapping weights is a precise, learnable system. The anglers Read More...
Single Printed Issue The May 2026 issue digs into the tactics and flies that define Alaska's salmon and trout seasons, from circle hooks on plugs to flesh patterns for flesh-fed Read More...
support@grundens.com 1-800-323-7327 Grundens.com A Century Strong On The Water Grundéns believes that fishing feeds all of us physically and emotionally. It is our livelihood, Read More...
Bristol Bay trout fishing has always drawn anglers from around the world, but right now, something truly extraordinary is unfolding on these remote Alaskan rivers. Back-to-back record sockeye returns Read More...
Kenai River sockeye count numbers like these do not come around often. When more than a hundred-thousand fish surge upriver day after day, it is a moment that reshapes Read More...
Trawl-Free Recipe provided by The Kannery Restaurant in Homer, Alaska The Kannery Restaurant owners are committed to local sourcing and sustainable fishing methods. Read More...
Kenai salmon management has long revolved around the fear of over-escapement, a concept suggesting too many returning fish can harm future runs. Yet decades of data from the Kenai Read More...
Arctic Char: Alaska Fish Species Guide Arctic char are variable in color depending on the lake system the live in. Generally speaking, they are a greenish brown on top, Read More...
Sheefish photos courtesy of Remote Waters LLC. Sheefish: Alaska Fish Species Guide Sheefish are silver colored with large scales. Their lower jaw extends past the Read More...
Arctic Grayling: Alaska Fish Species Guide The most noteworthy attribute of the Arctic grayling is its huge dorsal fin. It’s been coined the “sailfish of the north” by some. Read More...
This Fairbanks fishing report highlights how fishing in Alaska’s interior differs from the coastal regions further south. Instead of the large, tide-driven salmon runs, the Interior’s season is shaped by Read More...
Our Mat-Su fishing report shares the season’s highlights, from early runs to peak action, plus the trends and updates that shaped the year. Whether you are planning your next Read More...
Valdez fishing report highlights one of Alaska’s most scenic and productive fisheries, nestled in the heart of Prince William Sound. Known for its abundant salmon runs, trophy halibut, and Read More...
This Bristol Bay fisheries report highlights peak fishing action offering insights for planning your adventure on these productive waters. Each summer, anglers flock here to cast along storied rivers Read More...