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“I buy a season ticket first thing every year when I get here, “ Myers said.  When asked whether he thought his fish would win the Halibut Derby, Myers said he thought it had about a 30 percent chance of hanging on until the end. “I've been coming here for years, just love it,” Myers said. “My favorite place in the world. I'll keep coming back as long as I can”.

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To maintain hunting opportunities while minimizing the risk of further population decline, the annual harvest

quota for the herd will remain similar to last year. The annual quota for the 2026-2027 hunting seasons is 550

caribou, and the bag limit is bulls only (no cow harvest), with a pre-season allocation of 415 bulls for the fall

hunt (for all zones) a...


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This dipnet fishery is in conjunction with the Upper Cook Inlet dipnet fisheries on the Kenai, Kasilof, and Susitna rivers, and the total salmon household limit applies to a combination from all four fisheries. A 2026 Upper Cook Inlet Personal Use permit and a resident sport fishing license are required and must be on your person while dipnetting. Only Alaska residents may pa...


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“This investigation reflects the strength of long-standing partnerships dedicated to protecting wildlife and upholding the law,” said Deb Flowers, National Park Service Investigative Services Branch Chief. “I commend the Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve team, as well as the ISB Special Agents for their outstanding collaboration with Yukon Conservation Officer Ser...


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The following regulations will be in effect for the Blind Slough/Wrangell Narrows Terminal Harvest Area from 12:01 a.m. Saturday, July 18, through 11:59 p.m. Saturday, August 15, 2026: Resident Anglers: 3 king salmon per day, 3 in possession, any size, no annual limit. Nonresident Anglers: 2 king salmon per day, 2 in possession, any size, no annual limit.

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