The Alaska Department of Fish and Game manages approximately 750 active fisheries, 26 game management units, and 32 special areas. We work to foster the highest standards of scientific integrity and promote innovative sustainable fish and wildlife management programs to optimize public uses and economic benefits. Site has a lot of Commercial & Sport Fishing information, including Licenses & Permits, Fishing Regulations, and much more.

Hunting, Fishing, Camping, Hiking. Alaska's Most Comprehensive Outdoor Sports Resource! The Alaska outdoors offers a true wilderness experience unlike any other place. With over a dozen mountain ranges, over 365,000 miles of rivers, vastly divergent ecosystems, huge expanses of boreal forest, millions of acres of virgin coastal rainforest, and mile upon mile of tundra and thousands of miles of coastline, the stage is set for all kinds of outdoor adventures. Alaska fishing is legendary, whether you're talking about king salmon fishing, coho salmon fishing or angling for any of Alaska's other salmon, the Alaska angler is in for the experience of a lifetime. The Alaska Outdoor Supersite is your gateway to the Alaska wilderness. And by all means visit our over eighty forums where you can interact directly with Alaskans and others who are experienced in the Alaska outdoors.

Place-based river education course that fosters sustainable outdoor employment opportunities for Bristol Bay young people. The Bristol Bay Fly Fishing & Guide Academy (formerly the Bristol Bay River Academy) merges salmon and river education, with recreation and conservation principles to educate, engage and inspire Bristol Bay young adults to become local leaders in salmon stewardship and prepared for jobs based on healthy salmon in their home rivers. The river-side course prepares young local leaders by equipping them with the knowledge, values and skills necessary to be conservation advocates in their communities and link visitors to the salmon and trout conservation issues in the region. Expert fly anglers work with students to prepare them for potentially pursuing jobs in the sport-fishing industry that is growing in the region. By improving their fishing skills, teaching responsible angling practices, building their skills in visitor service etiquette and discussing sustainable local salmon-based job opportunities the course prepares students for jobs in blossoming small-scale tourism industry. Bristol Bay, Alaska

The Kenai River Guide Academy - taught at Kenai Peninsula College in Soldotna, Alaska, along the banks of the Kenai River - is a 5-day course that is required for all fishing guides that plan to guide clients. Beginning in 2007, guides must pass the course in order to receive an Alaska Department of Parks and Outdoor Recreation commercial operator permit to guide on the Fishing the Kenai River. Anchorage, Alaska

Alaska Flyfishing guides, flyfishing schools, flyfishing instruction, and small group guided trips for women and couples. We specialize in beginners! The owner of Women's Flyfishing, 'Pudge' Kleinkauf, is Alaska's leading woman fly fishing instructor, fly tier and guide. Renowned for her teaching skills in both fly fishing and fly tying, she offers lodge-based flyfishing schools and small-group guided trips for women and couples to a wide variety of Alaska's best known fly fishing locations. Anchorage, Alaska