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ANCSA regional corporation for the Ahtna region along the Copper River; Interior Athabaskan shareholders

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Glennallen, AK 99588, USA

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Wednesday, July 15, 2026Wed, Jul 15, 2026

Chitina dipnet fishery opens full 168 hours July 20–26 as salmon surplus builds

ADF&G is opening the Chitina Subdistrict personal use dip net fishery for a full 168-hour period starting 12:01 a.m. Monday, July 20, after Miles Lake sonar counts topped preseason projections by more than 20,000 fish; king salmon retention remains banned for the season.

Bill AlaskaNewsby Bill AlaskaNews4d ago2 min readAI
Chitina Subdistrict, Alaska
Cover image for article: Chitina dipnet fishery opens full 168 hours July 20–26 as salmon surplus builds
Monday, June 1, 2026Mon, Jun 1, 2026

Supreme Court leaves federal subsistence authority intact

The Supreme Court declined to hear Alaska's challenge to federal subsistence protections, ending decades of litigation and preserving federal authority over subsistence hunting and fishing on federal lands and certain navigable waters statewide.

Alaska Newsby Alaska Newsadded 1mo ago1 min readAI
Alaska
Cover image for article: Supreme Court leaves federal subsistence authority intact