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Quoted moments from Alaska public meetings, hearings, and press conferences.

Clips from Alaska Department of Fish & GameClear
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Matt Albert

“Typically a 3 to 6-inch lure will cover most of your pike fishing applications.”

Alaska Fish & Game: How to Fish for Northern Pike ·

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Matt Albert

“both of these reels are loaded with 30-pound braided line. Monofilament line will work just fine as well. However, I prefer the braided line because it has less stretch and it's thinner diameter.”

Alaska Fish & Game: How to Fish for Northern Pike ·

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Matt Albert

“In Alaska, northern pike are native to areas north of the Alaska Range, including the interior, western and southwestern Alaska, and the North Slope. South of the Alaska Range, through illegal introductions, pike have become established as an invasive species. However, wherever you find pike in Alaska, they're a phenomenal sport fish species and well worth your time to fish for.”

Alaska Fish & Game: How to Fish for Northern Pike ·

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Matt Albert

“that's a nice— about a 37-inch fish.”

Alaska Fish & Game: How to Fish for Northern Pike ·

0:44

Matt Albert

“you can twitch it and jerk it along, use some long pauses and let it slowly sink. Pike really like that slow sink with these softer lures.”

Alaska Fish & Game: How to Fish for Northern Pike ·

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“What is the goal? I mean, what. What is the justification for changing what's in place? What's driving this desire to change the existing plan?”

Alaska DNR Forestry: Haines State Forest RMA Project Update Meeting – October 10, 2024 ·

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Geneva Preston“any harvest, any timber harvest or resource development activities must be designed to exist compatibly with public recreation uses. And so typically that would look like timbers harvests that are designed to support recreation facilities or support access to areas that are important for recreation.”

Alaska DNR Forestry: Haines State Forest RMA Project Update Meeting – October 10, 2024 ·

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Geneva Preston“the draft is available for review that is available digitally on our project website and hard copies will be available in the Forestry office in Haines if folks are interested to come look at a physical copy and we'll ask that you submit your comments by 5pm on June 5th.”

Alaska DNR Forestry: Haines State Forest RMA Project Update Meeting – October 10, 2024 ·

1:14
Geneva Preston“One of the goals in the revision is to include carbon offsets among those uses. And there needs to be language in the plan that identifies carbon offsets as a potential use before any planning or, like, consideration of projects can occur.”

Alaska DNR Forestry: Haines State Forest RMA Project Update Meeting – October 10, 2024 ·

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Geneva Preston“I think 5 acres in unit 3H is the smallest size limit that we see and other units have a cap at 20. 20 Acres is the largest even age timber harvest that I think is permitted in these public recreation designated lands.”

Alaska DNR Forestry: Haines State Forest RMA Project Update Meeting – October 10, 2024 ·

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Geneva Preston“Timber harvest would are very likely to be designed in coordination with the Department of Fish and Game and they would be designed with the purpose of enhancing habitat.”

Alaska DNR Forestry: Haines State Forest RMA Project Update Meeting – October 10, 2024 ·

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Geneva Preston“one of the most significant changes between the plan that was published in 2002 and the current amended draft is a change in policy that allows timber sales to be a potential use in the public recreation or wildlife habitat lands.”

Alaska DNR Forestry: Haines State Forest RMA Project Update Meeting – October 10, 2024 ·

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Geneva Preston“I think 10 to 20 acres is the range of size limits that you'll see in the wildlife habitat designated subunits. And the management intent statements consistently identify habitat values as the priority for management on these lands”

Alaska DNR Forestry: Haines State Forest RMA Project Update Meeting – October 10, 2024 ·

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