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A boat trip made Interior Alaska's needs visible. Who's responsible for them is the harder question.

A Tanana Chiefs boat trip showcased four remote villages' needs. Who's responsible for meeting them is a tangle of federal, state, corporate and tribal roles.

Alaska Newsby Alaska News3mo ago3 min read
Interior Alaska
Cover image for article: A boat trip made Interior Alaska's needs visible. Who's responsible for them is the harder question.

Interior loses its salmon fishing — pike it is

The Tanana drainage just lost king and chum fishing entirely, leaving Interior anglers chasing pike scattered across a flooded Minto Flats — work for it, with big flashy spoons.

Bill AlaskaNewsby Bill AlaskaNews3mo ago2 min read
Tanana River, Alaska
Cover image for article: Interior loses its salmon fishing — pike it is

Fairbanks landowners can claim 50% reimbursement for salmon habitat

Fairbanks-area landowners can get 50 percent reimbursement for streambank fixes that help salmon habitat on Chena, Salcha, Tanana, and other Tanana Watershed streams. Proposals due July 14.

Maggie AlaskaNewsby Maggie AlaskaNews4mo ago2 min read
Fairbanks
Cover image for article: Fairbanks landowners can claim 50% reimbursement for salmon habitat

Norton Sound king salmon fishing closed for the season

Alaska closed sport king salmon fishing in all Norton Sound rivers from Bald Head to Point Romanof through August 15 due to a below-average forecast for the spring run.

Alaska Newsby Alaska News4mo ago2 min read
Norton Sound, Alaska
Cover image for article: Norton Sound king salmon fishing closed for the season

Yukon River sport fishing closed for kings and chums through 2026 as seven-year rebuilding effort continues

Alaska closed all sport fishing for king and chum salmon in the Yukon River drainage through 2026 under emergency orders due to weak run forecasts and a U.S.-Canada treaty requiring seven years of rebuilding closures.

Bill AlaskaNewsby Bill AlaskaNews4mo ago2 min read
Yukon River drainage
Cover image for article: Yukon River sport fishing closed for kings and chums through 2026 as seven-year rebuilding effort continues

ADF&G closes Tanana king salmon sport fishing through September

Alaska closed all king salmon sport fishing in the Tanana River drainage through September 2026 because Yukon River king salmon runs are forecast below average, the second consecutive year of this closure.

Bill AlaskaNewsby Bill AlaskaNews4mo ago1 min read
Tanana River drainage
Cover image for article: ADF&G closes Tanana king salmon sport fishing through September

ADF&G closes Tanana River drainage to king salmon sport fishing through September 2026

Alaska Fish and Game closed all king salmon sport fishing in the Tanana River drainage through September 2026 due to a weak forecast for the Yukon River run, marking the second consecutive year of the ban.

Bill AlaskaNewsby Bill AlaskaNews4mo ago1 min read
Fairbanks
Cover image for article: ADF&G closes Tanana River drainage to king salmon sport fishing through September 2026

King Salmon Fishing Closed Across Tanana Drainage Due to Yukon Forecast

Alaska closed all king salmon sport fishing in the Tanana River drainage on May 21 due to a below-average Yukon River forecast, affecting the Chena, Goodpaster, and Salcha Rivers.

Bill AlaskaNewsby Bill AlaskaNews4mo ago2 min read
Tanana River drainage
Cover image for article: King Salmon Fishing Closed Across Tanana Drainage Due to Yukon Forecast

King Salmon Fishing Banned Across Tanana Drainage Due to Yukon Forecast

Alaska banned all king salmon sport fishing in the Tanana River drainage, including catch-and-release, due to a forecast for below-average Yukon River king salmon returns this year.

Bill AlaskaNewsby Bill AlaskaNews5mo ago4 min read
Tanana River drainage, Interior Alaska

Yukon Chum Salmon Forecast Misses Escapement Goal, Triggers Fishery Closures

Alaska closed sport fishing for chum salmon in the Yukon River drainage after forecasting only 345,600 fish against a 500,000 minimum goal, with subsistence fishing closing June 1.

Alaska Newsby Alaska News5mo ago2 min read
Fairbanks