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Salmon Fishing in Homer, Alaska
Tom Bodett, the former Motel 6 pitchman, stems from Homer, Alaska, and coined the term "The End of the Road" when describing the city. Found along the Gulf of Alaska on the western Kenai Peninsula, Homer is truly at the end of the road, but…
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How to Man an Alaska Salmon Fishing Rig
Fishing for Alaska salmon takes place in both beautiful and ever-changing conditions. The streams and rivers many anglers fish in Alaska in pursuit of salmon can easily rise several feet as the result of torrential downpours. Rather than mi…
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King/Chinook Salmon Fishing Rivers in Alaska
As the Alaska's state fish, the Chinook or king salmon is abundant in the state's waters and is also the largest of all Pacific salmon. According to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Chinook salmon is likely the most highly prized gam…
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Types of Tackle to Use for Fishing King Salmon on the Nushagak River in Alaska
The Nushagak River flows near Bristol Bay in the southwest portion of Alaska. The region is remote, rugged, wild and requires a bush flight to get to. Each year, the Nushagak sees a king salmon, also known as Chinook, run of over 100,000 fi…
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Salmon Fishing in Kenai, Alaska
Alaska's Kenai Peninsula is home to rivers teeming with salmon. Kings, silvers, sockeye, and chum all run up the Kenai River, between early June and into late September, depending on the species. Anglers from all across the United States an…
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Alaska Salmon Fishing Charters on the Chitina River
The Chitina River flows through the interior and southcentral portions of Alaska, into the Wrangell St. Elias National Park and down into the Yakutat region. The Chitina flows into a confluence with the Copper River. King, sockeye and pink…
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How to Fish for Salmon in Anchorage, Alaska
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 anglers…
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Vacations in Chitina, Alaska
Chitina, Alaska, is located on the banks of the Copper River near where it meets the Chitina River. With about 120 residents, the permanent population of Chitina is very small, but its population increases in the summer when people from oth…
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Alaska Trout Salmon Fishing on a Budget
The sparkling rivers and lakes of Alaska's wilderness are home to every type of Pacific salmon, as well as numerous trout species such as the popular steelhead and rainbow trout. The state's pristine waterways attract thousands of anglers e…
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What Is Wild Salmon?
Like their name implies, wild salmon hatch, mature and are caught in their natural habitats. There are six different major species of salmon that occur in the wild. Unlike wild salmon, farm-raised salmon hatch and are raised in an artificia…
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How to Catch Alaska Salmon
Salmon fishing and visiting Alaska go hand in hand. You can catch massive King salmon, weighing 30 pounds and up, or haul in your limit of silver (coho), Chinook, sockeye and pink salmon. Live bait is deadly throughout the year, while dry f…
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Alaska Trophy Salmon Fishing Guide
With several different types of monster salmon lurking in the rivers and waterways of Alaska, the question for fishing enthusiasts is often not one of whether they'll catch a trophy salmon, but rather whether they need a guide to do it. But…
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How to Salmon Fish in Alaska
Alaska is practically synonymous with salmon fishing. If you are travelling to the 49th state, chances are it's either for the scenic splendor or the excellent fishing. Bring a rod and reel and you can enjoy both by following these steps in…
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Alaska Salmon Fishing Methods
Alaska is home to every Pacific salmon species, including the king salmon popular among sport anglers. The state's untouched wilderness and pristine lakes and rivers draw thousands of anglers every year. Discover proven fishing methods for…
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Tips on Fishing Salmon in Alaska
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 various res…
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Alaska Salmon Fishing Guide
Alaska is one of the leading U.S. destinations for recreational fishermen, reeling in anglers from around the world. One of the biggest attractions there is the salmon fishing, with Alaska being home to many of the best opportunities to cat…
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How to Fish for Salmon in Alaska
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 well…
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Best Salmon Fishing in Alaska
Alaska is the largest state in the U.S. and is also the least densely populated state. It's known for its natural landscapes and fishing. Its various rivers and bays offer high-quality fishing in freshwater and saltwater.
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How to Fish for King Salmon in Alaska
Anglers visiting Alaska are either after halibut or salmon, and if they want the latter, the fighting king salmon is hard to beat for fishing excitement. Also known as chinook, the king salmon averages 50 pounds (the state record topped the…
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Alaska Trout, Salmon Fishing on a Budget
People come from all over the world to fish for trout and salmon in Alaska. There are a number of guides working in the area, but the guides are usually fairly expensive as is the lodging. You can fish in Alaska and still stick to your budg…
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Alaska King Salmon Fishing Methods
In Alaska, king salmon are highly-sought-after fish, due to their large size, fighting ability and flavorful fillets. Kings can be fickle creatures to catch, but follow these time-tested techniques and you'll land a lot more of them.
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The Best Salmon Fishing in Alaska
Alaska is home to the best wild salmon fishing in the United States, and arguably the best in North America. It comes blessed with saltwater fishing opportunities, as well as a vast number of creeks and rivers that serve as spawning grounds…
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The Best King Salmon Fishing in Alaska
While the king salmon (sometimes also called "chinook salmon") has a range that extends from San Francisco Bay to the Chukchi Sea, near the Arctic Ocean, many anglers' thoughts turn to Alaska when it comes to planning a salmon fishing trip.…
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About Alaska Salmon Fishing Lodges
Alaska salmon fishing lodges offer a chance for anglers to benefit from expert guiding and local knowledge. Locals and out-of state-tourists alike enjoy the chance to relax in a wilderness setting and catch their limit of ocean bright fish…
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Alaska Fishing Regulations for Silver Salmon
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is responsible for issuing and enforcing sport fishing regulations throughout the state of Alaska. Regulations are current as of 2009. Updated regulations--issued each year--and emergency orders issued…
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Alaska Fishing Regulations for Salmon
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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About Alaska Salmon Fishing Regulations
Salmon fishing is big business in Alaska for commercial fishing and the tourism industry. Seasons and limits vary widely between types of salmon, which include redeye, sockeye, pink, chum, silver, coho and king salmon.
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Types of Salmon in Alaska
Salmon fishing in Alaska is a popular sport and an important industry for the state. Every year, almost $200 million worth of wild salmon are caught in Alaska's streams and rivers. There are five known types of salmon existing in Alaska. In…
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Alaska Salmon Fishing Regulations
Alaska is well-known for amazing scenery and fascinating and varied wildlife. It's a recreational paradise, particularly for fishing. Alaskan waters feature numerous sport fish species, including halibut, arctic char, burbot, northern pike,…
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Alaska Salmon River Fishing Techniques
Alaska salmon is so plentiful that fishing trip outfitters have dedicated entire vacation stays around the salmon river fishing experience. The varieties are king, silver, red and pink salmon. The most desired Alaskan salmon is the king sal…
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