Bristol Bay sits in southwestern Alaska, due north of the Alaskan Peninsula and roughly 300 miles southwest of Anchorage. The descriptor is a catchall for the area containing the many watersheds ...

The state has designated fishing as "critical infrastructure" — including sport fishing. But travel mandates could make trips to fishing destinations an upstream battle for people trying to come ...

Bristol Bay is a 40,000-square-mile region—bordered by the Alaska Peninsula on one side and the southwest corner of the state on the other—that’s flush with marine life and natural resources.

For months leading up to my visit to Alaska’s Tikchik Narrows Lodge, I’d been fantasizing about two personal angling milestones – landing a king salmon on a fly rod and catching a 24-inch ...

O n a bright July morning, in the tiny community of King Salmon on Alaska’s Bristol Bay, Nanci Morris Lyon bustles around her docked fishing boat. The water beneath is clear 15 feet down, like ...

Ed Farley, an Alaska-based federal scientist, helped to pioneer the study of Bristol Bay sockeye in a series of research cruises in the southeastern Bering Sea between 2001 and 2015.

Alaska's Gold Creek Lodge. Mile 11 Alaska Peninsula Hwy, PO Box 188, King Salmon, AK 99613 ... Alaska's Gold Creek Lodge Local Info. Bristol Bay Borough - 3 MI, 10 Min from King Salmon airport.

Alaska’s Bristol Bay salmon run shatters records, and is not done yet . July 15, 2022 at 6:00 pm Updated July 16, 2022 at 10:05 am . By . Hal Bernton. Seattle Times staff reporter.

The Conservation Fund and the Bristol Bay Heritage Land Trust are working to raise $20 million by the end of 2022 to complete the deal. (The Bristol Bay Native Corporation is a partner in the effort.) ...

The 2012 FRONTLINE documentary ‘Alaska Gold’ went inside the fight over the future of the Bristol Bay watershed.