3 Things to Watch for Bristol Bay in 2021 From our Wildly Devoted Partners at savebristolbay.org

3 Things to Watch for Bristol Bay in 2021 From ...

2020 was one for the books in Bristol Bay. We took on Pebble and prevailed – the proposed mine’s most important federal permit was denied. Thanks to strong science and advocates across the country putting the fraudulent and...

3 Things to Watch for Bristol Bay in 2021 From ...

2020 was one for the books in Bristol Bay. We took on Pebble and prevailed – the proposed mine’s most important federal permit was denied. Thanks to strong science and advocates across the country putting the fraudulent and...

An Interview with Tim Sands, the Alaska Department of Fish & Game Area Management Biologist for the Nushagak River and its tributaries

An Interview with Tim Sands, the Alaska Departm...

The success of Pride of Bristol Bay relies on the success of the Bristol Bay wild salmon fishery, and we couldn’t do it without the good folks who are stewarding...

An Interview with Tim Sands, the Alaska Departm...

The success of Pride of Bristol Bay relies on the success of the Bristol Bay wild salmon fishery, and we couldn’t do it without the good folks who are stewarding...

Fatbiking and Packrafting to Bristol Bay: A Conversation with Bjørn Olson

Fatbiking and Packrafting to Bristol Bay: A Con...

In 2013, Bjørn Olson decided to fatbike and packraft from Cook Inlet to Bristol Bay via the northern shore of 77-mile long Lake Iliamna. He joked—well, it might not entirely...

Fatbiking and Packrafting to Bristol Bay: A Con...

In 2013, Bjørn Olson decided to fatbike and packraft from Cook Inlet to Bristol Bay via the northern shore of 77-mile long Lake Iliamna. He joked—well, it might not entirely...

Mark Emery: Bristol Bay Wildlife Cinematographer and Fishing Guide

Mark Emery: Bristol Bay Wildlife Cinematographe...

Mark Emery may be the most interesting man in the world. Legend has it that he decided to move to Bristol Bay after besting the biggest alligator in Florida in...

Mark Emery: Bristol Bay Wildlife Cinematographe...

Mark Emery may be the most interesting man in the world. Legend has it that he decided to move to Bristol Bay after besting the biggest alligator in Florida in...

Chris Miller: Photographing Bristol Bay

Chris Miller: Photographing Bristol Bay

Photographing commercial fishing takes a special sort of person—one who doesn’t mind the salty spray of waves, the blood and slime of fish and the “colorful” nature many fishermen possess....

Chris Miller: Photographing Bristol Bay

Photographing commercial fishing takes a special sort of person—one who doesn’t mind the salty spray of waves, the blood and slime of fish and the “colorful” nature many fishermen possess....

Catching the Iliamna Lake Monster

Catching the Iliamna Lake Monster

On a calm September day, a group of moose hunters sat in their skiff on Iliamna Lake on the Alaska Peninsula. The men noticed what looked like two big sunken...

Catching the Iliamna Lake Monster

On a calm September day, a group of moose hunters sat in their skiff on Iliamna Lake on the Alaska Peninsula. The men noticed what looked like two big sunken...

An inside look at Alaskan fisheries

An inside look at Alaskan fisheries

By: Chris Miller - Alaska Magazine September 2020 The act of fishing, regardless of the advantages of modern technologies, still remains a test of humans against the sea. Until the day...

An inside look at Alaskan fisheries

By: Chris Miller - Alaska Magazine September 2020 The act of fishing, regardless of the advantages of modern technologies, still remains a test of humans against the sea. Until the day...