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Salmon or trout fishing is typically done on a stream or river. These fish are found in colder waters and are sought after by anglers around the world. Fly fishing, spin-casting and spinning are common means by which these fish are cau…
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In the minds of many anglers, the rivers and streams of Alaska are synonymous with salmon. A fisherman planning a trip to Alaska to fish for salmon needs to know the regulations established by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
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One of the best statements about just how good the salmon runs in Alaska are is that residents of the state's largest city, Anchorage, can go fishing for salmon and still be within the city limits. Fishing in the Anchorage area offers…
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Salmon fishing in rivers is a tradition and way of life as old as fishing itself. Catching any species of this delicious fish is the mark of a seasoned angler who not only understands the sport but also has acquired some knowledge of t…
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The Salmon River flows through the rural village of Pulaski in upstate New York, 25 miles north of Syracuse and within two miles of the eastern shores of Lake Ontario. Anglers wade along the riverbanks in their quest for coho and chino…
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Salmon fishing is one of the principal outdoor recreational activities throughout Alaska, and particularly in the southeastern region catering to angler travelers. The Alaska angler can expect to catch mighty chinook (king) salmon, as…
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Alaska's wild, untamed landscape is home to numerous game and fish species. This attracts thousands of anglers and hunters every year. All Pacific salmon species, including the massive King Salmon species, are common in Alaska's variou…
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Kokanee are landlocked salmon that have lost their ability to migrate to the ocean. They're harder to catch than your typical trout, but the excitement of hooking one, and the unbeatable taste, make it all worthwhile. It's not unusual…
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Salmon spend much of their lives in salt water before heading back into fresh inland waters to spawn. The ability to move from salt to fresh water makes this a highly sought sport fish species. As exciting as it is to hook a salmon in…
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Chinook are also known as king salmon and are highly valued by recreational and commercial anglers. Chinook are the largest salmon species available to anglers and can be caught in fresh or saltwater environments. The summer months pro…
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Back in the dim light of early man, anglers figured out that spoons were good for something besides soup and pudding. Spoons are one of the oldest types of lure but often fail to find a place in the tackle box. Especially effective on…
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Salmon are popular fish among sport and commercial fishermen. Many use a boat or charters to go for the big catches and record kings, cohos, chinooks or pinks. For those without access to fishing boats, charters or deep water, fishing…
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Anchorage waterways flow down from the Chugach Mountains to Cook Inlet. Though a metropolitan area, Alaska's largest city features productive salmon fishing. Ship Creek and other fishing grounds offer different species of salmon for an…
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Salmon are one of the most exciting and delicious fish you can catch. Whether it's a Chinook, Coho, Sockeye, Pink or Chum salmon, you can't beat the feeling of hooking and landing one. According to salmonuniversity.com, jigging "is one…
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Fishing for salmon and halibut in the icy and deep waters of Alaska is a popular tourist and local activity. For those from out of state, figuring out how to fish in Alaska may seem a bit overwhelming. But there are charters and guides…
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