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Fish Alaska Magazine
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Fish Alaska magazine is a full-color, glossy publication produced ten times a year offering a variety of how-to articles, regional features, trip-planning advice, gear reviews, recipes, entertaining stories, and in-depth Alaska fishing information.
Fish Alaska Magazine
2w ago
Jigging with Icy Bay Lodge
In Episode 7 of the Jig Life, Marcus and the crew head to Icy Bay Lodge in Southeast Alaska to hit the saltwater and jig for halibut, lingcod, and rockfish.
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Fish Alaska Magazine
3w ago
Salmon maki rolls featuring Alaska salmon roe caviar and creamy avocado combine the ocean’s finest flavors into a delightful sushi experience. Each roll blends the rich essence of Alaska salmon with the smooth, buttery texture of avocado, creating a harmonious balance of taste and freshness.
Salmon maki rolls recipe provided by Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute
Servings: 3 sushi rolls
Ingredients:
3 nori sheets
1½ c sushi rice
3 tbsp rice vinegar
½ avocado
4½ oz Alaska salted salmon roe caviar
Directions:
Step 1: Prepare the rice
Rinse the sushi rice 2-3 times in a sieve, then prepare ac ..read more
Fish Alaska Magazine
3w ago
Fishing products essential for a successful trip in Alaska recommended by the experts at Fish Alaska magazine.
P-Line 7.5” Coated High Carbon Plier
p-line.com
The P-Line 7.5” High Carbon Plier features a tungsten-carbide cutter to easily cut through nylon or braid. The ergonomic handles are spring loaded for smooth operation.
Diamond D Outdoors Denali Chest Holster
diamonddoutdoors.com
The Denali Chest Holster is a ballistic-nylon chest holster that is rugged, comfortable and provides a universal fit for your handgun. It’s been designed and tested in Alaska and built to withstand t ..read more
Fish Alaska Magazine
3w ago
Smoked salmon is not only a delicious treat but also an excellent way to preserve last year’s catch, ensuring every fish harvested is put to good use while promoting sustainable fishing practices.
Story and photos by Marian Grannulis
How to Smoke Your remaining Fish
and Practice Salmon Sustainability
Salmon are surging into Alaska’s rivers as this edition hits newsstands and mailboxes. You may be reading this article from a luxury lodge, remote airport, or roadside rest stop somewhere on your way to fill your freezer and make some incredible memories along the way. The joy found in harve ..read more
Fish Alaska Magazine
1M ago
The Kenai Guide Ambassador Program, launched by Trout Unlimited Alaska in 2023, empowers fishing guides to practice and promote sustainable angling and fish habitat conservation on the Kenai River.
Alexa showing how to properly love Kenai chrome and getting a great photo.
The Impact of Popularity on the Kenai River
The Kenai River is known and loved by Alaskan residents and visitors alike. The 82-mile-long glacial-fed river sustains four salmon species along with trophy rainbow trout and Dolly Varden populations. This road-accessible river is the state’s most popular sportfishing destin ..read more
Fish Alaska Magazine
1M ago
Stuffed Wild Alaska Salmon is a culinary delight, combining rich flavors and fresh ingredients for a truly unforgettable dining experience.
Recipe provided by Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute
Servings: 4
Ingredients: Spinach Stuffing
4- to 5 oz baby spinach leaves, chopped
1 c grated Gruyère cheese
5 oz cream cheese, softened
2 tbsp sun dried tomatoes (not in oil), chopped
1 tbsp chopped chives
Juice of one lemon
Alaska Salmon
4 wild Alaska salmon fillets, about 6 oz each
Olive or grapeseed oil, as needed
Salt and pepper, to taste
Directions: Step 1: Prepare the spinach
In a bowl, m ..read more
Fish Alaska Magazine
1M ago
Both Montana Creeks in Juneau and Talkeetna, Alaska, have undergone community-led restoration, preserving fishing for future generations.
An angler fishes Juneau’s Montana Creek. © Trout Unlimited
Alaska has thousands of rivers, streams, and creeks, so it’s no surprise that some share the same name. Southcentral and southeast Alaska both have their own Montana Creek, and the two streams have much more in common than just the name. Both creeks are easily accessible on the road system from major population centers, both offer fantastic fishing opportunities for trout and salmon, and both ..read more
Fish Alaska Magazine
1M ago
Performance fishing gear maximizes your experience on the water, providing durability, comfort, and functionality for every angling adventure. Here are the latest recommendations from the experts at Fish Alaska.
Performance Fishing Gear for Alaska
13 Fishing Axum Competition Spinning Reel
rapala.com
Tuned for tournament freshwater fishing, the Axum Competition Spinning Reel features the 13 Fishing Competition Drag. The drag system offers a smooth payout and enhanced adjustability with innovative microfiber washers that glide effortlessly along hard-polished aluminum drag washers, providin ..read more
Fish Alaska Magazine
2M ago
High water fishing presents significant challenges, as the swift currents and discolored waters make it more difficult to locate and catch fish effectively. Check out these tips from Nigel Fox for a successful day on the water.
Figuring out trout fishing tactics when there are high water levels can be one of the most frustrating things. What I call a blow-out on the Kenai River is high water and low visibility. You can have high water and great visibility or high water with terrible visibility.
Facing High Water Fishing Conditions
There is never just one single thing that you can do for y ..read more
Fish Alaska Magazine
3M ago
Kenai River Sportfishing Association, Alaska’s largest advocacy organization for sportfishing, is dedicated to conservation efforts. Learn about their efforts around the state and how you can contribute to the cause.
by Shannon Martin
There is so much buzz around conservation, but what does it really mean? We can all have an opinion, but it takes action to actually make change. At the Kenai River Sportfishing Association, we are celebrating forty years of conservation, yet some people still have no idea who we are or what we’ve done. Kenai River Sportfishing Association, known as KRSA (pr ..read more