Eating out isn’t usually rife with danger. Worst case scenarios: bad company, bad service, food poisoning. But not typically death. That’s…

Set in motion at birth, the fate of Pacific salmon is like clockwork: each year a new generation returns from sea to spawn. Then, death.

Wintertime fun and table fare with Alaska’s ambush predator

Hard water love in the Alaska winter

The Arctic’s only air-breathing fish

get the most out of your Alaska winter

Primeval Instruments of the Imagination

Ice fishing for Alaska’s largest whitefish

A conversation with Fish Biologist Randy Brown

Winter saltwater fishing for Chinook Salmon in Alaska

The case started when Northern Pike (a fish that’s found naturally north of the Alaska Range but is considered invasive south of it) were…

Get to know the Cutthroat family

Q&A with Dr. Solomon David — Part 1

Q&A with Dr. Solomon David — Part 2

Denizens of the Deep

Conversation with Fishery Biologist Brittany Blain

Living Dinosaurs of the Pacific Coast

Metallic. Salmon turn steely too when they enter the salt as young smolts. And while they may share the same genus and species as Rainbow…

Harbingers of spring and fresh hope

A conversation with Fish Biologist Randy Brown