...It looks like this is the lowest run that we have ever seen in the Kenai on record going back into the 1980s," Robert Begich, the department's area management biologist, said Wednesday.The Kenai River management plan stipulates that if...

...fishery because of the incidental catch of kings. About 400 permits were issued. The setnet fishery ends July 31.Robert Begich, Fish and Game's area management biologist, has said the Kenai king run looks to be the lowest on record going...

...opportunity to catch a trophy king.But a ban on king fishing on the Kenai and Kasilof rivers went into effect Thursday.Robert Begich, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game's area management biologist, said the Kenai king run looks to be the lowest...

...species were illegally introduced there more than two years ago. Department of Fish and Game sportfish area manager Robert Begich says the lake will be included in its management plan for the Soldotna Creek drainage. Tiny Lake is 100 yards west...

...material suits and toting big cylinders of the piscicide rotenone around the lake in department boats. According to Robert Begich, the sportfish area management biologist for Fish and Game in Soldotna, Scout has had northern pike since at least...

...sockeye caught and so many coho caught maybe it's time to turn it over to the in-river people." According to Robert Begich, area manager of sport fisheries for the Department of Fish and Game, the commercial fleet on average harvests about...

...count began at 12:01 a.m. on May 16. As of Tuesday, a season total of 226 king salmon had passed the site. Robert Begich, sportfishery biologist at Fish and Game's Soldotna office, said it's very early in the return. But he said...

...requirements, he wasn't disappointed with the catch. "It's the biggest one caught so far this year," said Robert Begich, a Department of Fish and Game area sport fish manager. Earlier that same morning, Peterson had brought up a 49-inch...