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September Fishy
September Fishy As always, September was a fishy month. We had steadily falling water and carcasses were exposed faster than the gulls, eagles and bears could keep up. Mi… more →
Mystic Waters Alaska Fly Fishing Weblog
Musseling in on the Kenai — Freshwater mollusks make themselves at home out of sight in stream beds
redoubtreporter wrote 5 days ago: By Dr. David Wartinbee, for the Redoubt Reporter Photo courtesy of David Wartinbee. Freshwater musse … more →
Fishing with the stars — Solar lunar charts key to out-of-this world fishing
redoubtreporter wrote 1 week ago: By Mark Conway, for the Redoubt Reporter Photo courtesy of Mark Conway. Bruce King fly-fishes on the … more →
Science of the Seasons: Otta get a snack — River otters mussel in on freshwater mollusks
redoubtreporter wrote 1 week ago: By David Wartinbee, for the Redoubt Reporter Photo courtesy of David Watrinbee. A river otter swims … more →
Nature Inspired, Award Winning ECO-Auger Flows Forth
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LKBlog wrote 1 week ago: MendoCoastCurrent, November 16, 2009 For centuries humanity has gazed at the sea, rivers and ramblin … more →
September Fishy
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mysticfish wrote 2 weeks ago: September Fishy As always, September was a fishy month. We had steadily … more →
Science of the Seasons: Go with the glacial outflow
redoubtreporter wrote 3 weeks ago: By Dr. David Wartinbee, for the Redoubt Reporter Photo courtesy of David Wartinbee. Braided streams … more →
October
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mysticfish wrote 4 weeks ago: Wow, tomorrow is November. I spent every day on the Kenai River from July 15 to October 18, so ple … more →
Science of the Seasons: Winding waterways — Streams don’t stick to the straight and narrow
redoubtreporter wrote 1 month ago: By Dr. David Wartinbee, for the Redoubt Reporter Photo courtesy of David Wartinbee. A section of the … more →
Science of the Seasons: Rocky roe — River gravel is important part of salmon life cycle
redoubtreporter wrote 1 month ago: By David Wartinbee, for the Redoubt Reporter Photos courtesy of David Wartinbee. A spawned-out salmo … more →
Foggy reasoning — Getting lost a good reminder to think ahead, pack the cookie
redoubtreporter wrote 2 months ago: By Christine Cunningham, for the Redoubt Reporter It had been three hours since we first hadn’t seen … more →
silver lining
akoptiontrader wrote 3 months ago: So now that soccer is over, now what? Well tis the season for silver fishing. For our lower 48 follo … more →
Russian River Sockeye Scramble
Yi wrote 3 months ago: A little leftover Alaskan sockeye salmon grilled the night before. Crumbled into small pieces sautee … more →
Kissing Salmon
mysticfish wrote 3 months ago: Nicole and Jenny have Alaska roots that brought them back to the Kenai for a day of fishing. The s … more →
Rainbows and Sockeye with a Brown Bear Back
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mysticfish wrote 4 months ago: Kenai Kidz Pink shades and pink stripes. They named the fish sparkles. Mrs Telleen 30" Rainbow … more →
June Sockeye Slam
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Eskimo Fish Tales in Alaska - July 2008
julesaaron wrote 5 months ago: Fishing for King Salmon on the Kenai River, Alaska Our new best friends Dave & Pam, whom we had … more →
Sockeye, Sockeye, Sockeye, Sockeye, Sockeye, Sockeye
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mysticfish wrote 5 months ago: We are covered in Sockeye. The limit has been increased to 6 as the Russian River has already receiv … more →
Belugas sighted in Kenai River — White whales a rare occurrence in recent years
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redoubtreporter wrote 6 months ago: By Jenny Neyman Redoubt Reporter Winter’s grip has left the Kenai River, so the spots of white seen … more →
Culvert blowouts a muddy problem — Known trouble spots are difficult to address when on private property
redoubtreporter wrote 6 months ago: By Jenny Neyman Redoubt Reporter Photo courtesy of Kenai Watershed Forum. Mud and dirt courses throu … more →
