Fishing Goes All Year in Alaska

"Because salmon is at the heart of Alaska's fisheries, many people regard summer as "the fishing season. But it is at this time of year - the dead of winter - when Alaska's largest fisheries get underway. On January 1, boats using hook and line, pot and jig gear begin plying the icy waters of the Gulf of Alaska and Bering Sea for cod, rockfish and other groundfish. Then on January 20th trawlers take to the seas to target Alaska pollock, the world's largest food fishery..."

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Alaska's fishing literally goes on all year round. During these winter months, recreational fishermen can catch some king salmon, and halibut among other saltwater going species. Ice fishing is also very popular in Alaska's lakes.

Learn more about Alaska fishing seasons