December 4, 2020 11:35 pm
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Alaska game and fish laws preserve species so fishing seasons remain viable. Failing to follow these regulations leads to fines and may even remove all fishing privileges for a set time. It is vital to stay in compliance to avoid punishment and preserve species, thereby ensuring fishing sports are able to continue into the future. Here are five important game and fish laws in Alaska that will affect your angling trip: Fishing license required: Before you fish, you need a license. Residents under age 18 and non-residents under age 16 are not required to carry a fishing license. You can... View Article
November 20, 2020 11:35 pm
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The fishing season in Alaska lasts the entire year! While you cannot fish for all species all the time, you will always find something to pursue if you visit us for an angling adventure. The best time to fish in Alaska depends on what you hope to catch, and there is nothing but options. Here are the multiple answers to “When is the fishing season in Alaska?” so you can plan your trip: Salmon: Salmon are popular catches for visitors, and many of our customers are itching to catch one. However, do not hope for this unless you plan to... View Article
November 5, 2020 3:52 am
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People come to Alaska for the endless outdoor recreation opportunities. In the winter, when the snow is falling and the lakes freeze over, there’s still plenty of fun to be had indoors and out. If you’re planning a winter vacation to Alaska, you’ll be delighted to experience some of our favorite Alaskan winter traditions. Here are a few of the things we look forward to when the temperature drops and the snow starts to fall. Winter solstice celebration The winter solstice is the shortest day of the year. In Fairbanks, the town celebrates December 21 as “the return of the... View Article
October 20, 2020 3:52 am
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Alaska is full of great fishing, and there are plenty of charter fishing boat tours to try when you visit the state. However, fishing is a warm weather activity. Fish are cold-blooded, so when the winter temperatures set in, the fish move deeper. They tend to be lethargic as their metabolism slows down—they don’t need to eat as much, making them harder to catch with bait and lures. Of course, it’s still possible to catch fish in the winter. However, there are plenty of other fun things to do in Alaska during the winter when the fish aren’t biting. Here... View Article
October 1, 2020 11:42 pm
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Do you know how to stay safe if you run into bears in the wild in Alaska? Most people are frightened when accidentally encountering a bear, but bear encounters rarely turn aggressive. If you follow these tips, you’ll come away from your experience safely—and perhaps with a greater respect for the wonders of nature: Avoid whenever possible: Bears usually try to avoid humans as much as possible, so make sure to give bears their space. Don’t approach them in the wild, even to take a photo (no matter how cute they are). Stay calm and stick with your group: The... View Article
