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...majority of attention from fishermen. Most fishermen will congregate toward the mouth of the river between the Sterling Highway bridge and the river's mouth. That area, which is tidally influenced, is bigger and easier to fish, but fishermen...
...less than 55 inches throughout the Kenai River, and the Moose River from its confluence with the Kenai to the Sterling Highway bridge.? Use of bait. Fishermen must use one, unbaited, single hook artificial lure.On July 1, fishing will...
...northernmost edge of the Sterling Highway bridge, king salmon 20 inches or...northernmost edge of the Sterling Highway bridge, king salmon 20 inches...northernmost edge of the Sterling Highway bridge. According to a Fish and...
...Kenai River in Soldotna on Monday evening. A two-ton block of ice placed on the frozen Kenai River below the Sterling Highway bridge moved far enough downstream to trip a timer at 5:29 p.m., according to a press release from the Soldotna...
...northernmost edge of the Sterling Highway bridge, according an emergency...northernmost edge of the Sterling Highway bridge. Bait will not be allowed...northernmost edge of the Sterling Highway Bridge beginning July 1 and ending...
...northernmost edge of the Sterling Highway bridge. King salmon may not be...northernmost edge of the Sterling Highway bridge. * From July 1 through July...northernmost edge of the Sterling Highway bridge. * The Kasilof River remains...
...Skilak Lake and in the Moose River from its confluence with the Kenai upstream to the northernmost edge of the Sterling Highway bridge. The department estimated about 40 percent of the run was complete by Tuesday. None of the indices the department...
...Skilak Lake and in the Moose River from its confluence with the Kenai upstream to the northernmost edge of the Sterling Highway bridge. The department estimated about 40 percent of the run was complete by Tuesday. None of the indices the department...
...DIDSON sonars mounted on the North and South banks of the Kasilof River, about 8 miles from the mouth near the Sterling Highway Bridge, began their count of sockeye on June 15. As of Friday more than 16,800 sockeye were counted in the river...
...eating," he said. "I could be cooking right now." Wise joined at least 20 other people within a mile of the Sterling Highway bridge who roamed the shoreline trying to find one of the season's elusive first king salmon. The Ninilchik and Anchor...