KENAI, Alaska — Lynx trapping will not open up on the Kenai Peninsula this year as populations of the wildcat and its prey move through a low cycle. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game announced last week that the trapping season will stay closed for the peninsula and the region east of the Turnagain …
Weather can waylay the best-laid plans of hunters and anglers, but developing a backup plan makes for memorable days afield.
The crumbling bank on the Kenai River has been depositing silt into the water, which can harm the salmon.
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