SPORT FISH DIVISION PUBLICATIONS
Division of Sport Fish Strategic Plan
Sport Fishing Opportunities - Regional
We offer a wide variety of publications about the different sport fishing opportunities available in each region of Alaska. They can tell you what fish are available, when to go, where to go, and even what to use when you get there!
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General Publications about Sport Fishing in Alaska
Currents - Sport Fish Division's Newsletter A periodical published to report on the recent research and management activities of the division to keep both the public and the department apprised of divisional activities. Previously printed and distributed, now available exclusively online.
Technical Publications
Southcentral Draft Reports for BOF The Alaska Board of Fish is meeting this cycle to discuss proposals regarding Finfish in Cook Inlet. Documents are being made available for review by ADF&G, Division of Sport Fish at this link.
Divisional Reports A searchable database of all of the division's technical reports (Fishery Data Series, Fishery Manuscripts, Fishery Management Reports, and Special Publications) published from 1987 through the present. Most reports are available for download and printing in Portable Document Format (PDF).
External Scientific Paper Series Our research is funded by anglers with their purchase of licenses and through their sponsorship of the Federal Aid in Sport Fish Restoration Act. Most of this information is specific to our fisheries, and is published in our own report series listed above. However, some of the information we gather has broader implication, and is published in the journals and symposia of professional organizations and other, independent agencies. Below is a list of these scientific papers published by our staff under the sponsorship of the Sport Fish Division. Reprints are still available for some papers.
2003 Statewide Stocking Plan
The "Statewide Stocking Plan for Recreational Fisheries, 2003" outlines the objectives as well as the numbers and locations of the recreational stocking efforts by the state hatcheries for the next five years. This document is available for public review and comment through January 20, 2003. Any changes or additions to the actions outlined in this plan will be advertised in the media for at least 10 days before they occur. It is available here online for general stocking information.
Links to other ADF&G Publications
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