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...Anchor River, Deep Creek, or Ninilchik River drainages: ? Sport fishermen...waters south of the mouth of the Ninilchik River to Bluff Point. A person who...May 1 through June 30. On the Ninilchik River: ? The bag and possession limit...
...Water rushes between my hip waders as I see my hunk of eggs, hook and Spin-n-Glo drift along the bottom of the Ninilchik River. Suddenly my rod appears in hand as my hook snags on a smooth hunk of rock. I pull and nothing. I pull again and...
...the Kenai and Kasilof rivers and prohibited sport fishing within one mile of the shore in the salt water between the Ninilchik River and Bluff Point. Citing a below-average numbers of returning salmon, Fish and Game issued three emergency orders...
...Ventures Huntress with Capt. Eric Higbee. Anglers are reminded that fishing within one mile of the coast from the Ninilchik River south to Bluff Point is prohibited, but beach halibut fishing near the mouth of the Kasilof and Kenai rivers is allowed...
...between Soldotna and Homer, as well as Cooper Landing. Additional flood watch waterways include the Anchor and Ninilchik Rivers and Stariski Creek and Deep Creek. The flood watch is in effect through Saturday morning. Heavy rains earlier this...
When Cody Wise caught a 30-inch king salmon just after midnight on the Ninilchik River, he tossed it back, perhaps thinking he could get something better. By the time 5 a.m. rolled around on Saturday the Homer...
...artificial lure on the Anchor River, Deep Creek and Ninilchik River starting Saturday at 12:01 a.m. through June...in a press release. King salmon escapements on the Ninilchik River have been low as of late -- 543 in 2007, 528 in...
...Game also restricted king salmon fishermen to one, unbaited, artificial lure on the Anchor River, Deep Creek and Ninilchik River starting Saturday at 12:01 a.m. through June 20. Single hook means a fish hook with only one point. Fishermen...
...for any species is prohibited within one mile of shore in the salt waters of Cook Inlet south of the mouth of the Ninilchik River to Bluff Point (south of Anchor Point, but north of Homer) starting Friday and ending June 30. * From Friday through...