The documentation of salmon-eating northern pike in Southcentral estuaries, a North American first, shows a new way for the ...

Northern Pike, previously believed to be restricted to freshwater, are now using brackish estuarine pathways to invade new habitats where salmon had ... Southcentral Alaska. Northern Pike are ...

With northern pike now capable of crossing saltwater barriers, the need for mitigation efforts has never been more urgent.

I talked with Northern Cook Inlet Sport Fisheries Management Biologist, Samantha Oslund on Tuesday of this week, and she ...

Winter-weary Alaskans are still three months or so away from reeling in their first salmon of the year. But that shouldn’t ...

Tŝilhqot’in chiefs are attending the Pacific Salmon Commission's annual meeting to call on Alaskan District 104 Fishery to ...

The harbor seals of Alaska’s Iliamna Lake, which make up one of only five freshwater seal populations in the world, have long been a subject of fascination for their separateness from the seals that ...

Iliamna Lake, Alaska’s largest freshwater body, is nestled in a pristine wildland region that’s also home to brown bears, moose and the world’s largest sockeye salmon run. Activities related to the ...

Northern pike are moving through salt water to invade freshwater habitats in Southcentral Alaska, according to a ... pike impact native fish species such as salmon when they invade new territory.

Northern pike are native to much of Alaska, but not to ... valuable natural runs of salmon and other fish and because there are numerous remote freshwater bodies where any pike infestation would ...