Gray ghosts and rainbow dreams; the once great Chena River grayling fishery had seen better days, which got some anglers to thinking: What if we stocked trout?

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The waterways of central, eastern Alaska between Fairbanks and Paxon have been known for their grayling fishing habitats. The depletion of fish has been attributed to excessive fishing and an Army Corps of Engineers flood-control project. Plans are underway to re-stock with 80,000 trout.

Environmental aspects, Environmental policy, Grayling fishing, Alaska. Department of Fish and Game

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Heavy mettle

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Alaska's steelhead population is small and the streams they populate are threatened by logging. A fisherman tells of his experiences fishing for steelhead on Prince of Wales Island.

Fishery law, Fishing laws, Steelhead fishing

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Grimly to the feast

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A sports fisherman discusses catching northern pike in streams off the Yukon River in Alaska. Pike can be very aggressive once caught and will fight a fisherman.

Column, Natural history, Pike fishing

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