Biologists are forecasting another massive run of sockeye salmon in Bristol Bay this summer, raising questions in commercial fishing circles about whether the industry will be able to keep up.

Combined, residents of the Bristol Bay region now hold less than one-quarter of the region’s salmon permits. The fishing communities of Pilot Point, Levelock, Egegik, Ekwok, Pedro Bay and ...

Bristol Bay sits in southwestern Alaska ... as conditions evolve with the arrival of new runs of salmon. If six days of fishing is one too many, guests have the option to visit Brooks Falls ...

The new opportunity to preserve salmon fishing and the way of life it makes possible is critical. Future generations will be thankful that we did everything in our power to protect Bristol Bay.

Bristol Bay remains a salmon stronghold and will ... Farther north in western Alaska, salmon fishing is underway in the Norton Sound and Kotzebue regions, according to the Department of Fish ...

Drift boats anchor in large clusters on Saturday in the Naknek River, awaiting the start of red salmon fishing in Alaska’s Bristol Bay. The yellow and black flags denoted crews who have stayed ...

He packed his rain gear and camera and bought a plane ticket to King Salmon. Even though he was no stranger to the hard work and stress involved in fishing, Bristol Bay came as a shock.

The contentious debate over the proposed mine in Alaska’s Bristol Bay could have ramifications for the Puget Sound salmon and orca population, as well as fishing industry jobs. University of ...

“Because of its pristine environmental conditions, Bristol Bay has the highest salmon movements in the world,” says Rut Perez-Studer, senior manager of fishing and commercial vessel services ...

Jenn is both his business and fishing partner. The couple give 1% of their sales to fight for the preservation of wild salmon and are staunch supporters of protecting Bristol Bay so people ...

Alaska biologists are forecasting another massive run of sockeye salmon in Bristol Bay this summer, raising questions in commercial fishing circles about whether the industry in the Southwest ...