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...king 20 inches or greater, you stop fishing in those streams for the day," said Carol Kerkvliet, assistant area management biologist for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Kerkvliet said there is a combined annual limit of two kings for...
...decline is unknown, but could have resulted from poor spawning or settling success.Carol Kerkvliet, assistant area management biologist in Fish and Game's Homer office, said the department first started studying the Ninilchik beach after observing...
...fishing period closed in response to king salmon conservation concerns. Alaska Department of Fish and Game Area Management Biologist Pat Shields said six systems in the Northern District of the Upper Cook Inlet were considered stocks of concern...
...As far as capital improvements, I'm not investing in anything, it's going bare bones." Pat Shields, area management biologist in the commercial division of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, said he's heard from several fishermen...
...sport, personal-use, commercial and educational - on the same level, said Pat Shields, upper Cook Inlet area management biologist for commercial fisheries for Fish and Game.If the bill passes as is currently written, personal-use fisheries...
...King salmon fishing on the Kenai and Kasilof rivers remains slower than usual, said Jason Pawluk, assistant area management biologist for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. According to Fish and Game, the daily DIDSON sonar passage estimate...
...and catch-and-release of naturally-produced kings on the Kasilof River. Robert Begich, Fish and Game area management biologist, said with 25 percent of the run complete, all of the indices used to assess the abundance of early-run...
...slowed down a little bit, but they say the fish are still moving through," said Jason Pawluk, assistant area management biologist for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. "The fish seem to be moving through earlier in the morning. If...
...June is abnormal for ADF&G."It's unusual in that typically we're on the other side," Pat Shields, area management biologist said. "We're allowed to fish as many as 48 additional hours per week; usually we're using all of the...
...June is abnormal for ADF&G."It's unusual in that typically we're on the other side," Pat Shields, area management biologist said. "We're allowed to fish as many as 48 additional hours per week; usually we're using all of the...