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...to Oct. 1 on all lands and waters within a quarter-mile of the Russian and Kenai Rivers, extending from the Russian River Falls downstream to the confluence of the of the Kenai River and continuing down the mainstream to the power line crossing...
...and tourists Thursday during an annual hike to the Russian River Falls. On the latter part of the hike, the group visited...bears. The group didn't spot any bears at the Russian River falls. A plethora of fish gathered in front of the river's...
...late run sockeye have turned red and green anyway. "There are some die-hards that walk all the way up to the (Russian River) falls and walk down hitting the paired up fish and walk all the way down hitting pools and all that," Pawluk said...
...three miles of the trail to Lower Russian Lake is a good family trail that follows alongside the Russian River. The Russian River Falls can be seen, including sockeye salmon making their upstream battle to spawn, especially in July and August. It...
...area on the Russian River, from its confluence with the Kenai River to Fish and Game markers 600 yards below the Russian River Falls. The count of early run sockeye at the Fish and Game weir at Lower Russian Lake has exceeded 19,000 fish and...
...area on the Russian River, from its confluence with the Kenai River to Fish and Game markers 600 yards below the Russian River Falls. The count of early run sockeye at the Fish and Game weir at Lower Russian Lake has exceeded 19,000 fish and...
...in the dipnet fishery at Moose Range Meadows and Russian River Falls last season turned their permits in. Doug Palmer...the lion's share of the sockeye salmon harvest at Russian River Falls, Palmer said. Fishermen harvested a total of 610...
...overnight camping. Scout Lake near Sterling offers swimming, too. A young family might try the two-mile trail to Russian River falls. The trail is flat and maintained well enough that a baby stroller can be pushed on it. When the red salmon are...
...this trail is the viewing platform overlooking the Russian River Falls. This is a great spot to rest in the shade and enjoy...their way up the falls. A red salmon jumps in the Russian River Falls last summer. The location is a favorite stop on...
...a classic track. Then the trail takes off to the left, 3.3 miles to Lower Russian Lake, and 2.3 miles to Russian River Falls. The trail has a gentle incline so even beginners can make their way slowly up the slope with frequent stops...