Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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Jim Creek closing to salmon fishing
Frontiersman staff The Alaska Department of Fish and Game announced on Monday that Jim Creek will close to salmon fishing
Touring the Valley’s salmon habitats
By Howard Delo I was privileged this week to participate in a unique tour around Big Lake and in a
Last weekend of bait fishing on Susitna River Drainage
By Andy Couch Mike Hudson of 3 Rivers Fly & Tackle in Wasilla told me people are still catching some
Some Mat-Su silver salmon fisheries waning
By Andy Couch After an exceptional escapement of 8,802 silver salmon past the Little Susitna River weir through August
Rating the success of salmon returns
By Howard Delo We’ve had an incredibly good salmon season so far in the Northern District. Alaska Department of
Mountain bikers hit new trails
By Caitlin Skvorc MAT-SU — With fresh single-track trails near Government Peak, Valley cyclists now have more riding options
The Mat -Su silver salmon bonanza
By Andy Couch Silver salmon are now available at most locations throughout the Mat-Su Valley. When I talked with
Searching for silvers
By Howard Delo Continuing some thoughts from last week’s column, Alaska Department of Fish and Game issued a third
Scaling ‘Baby Thumb’ no task for the timid
By Pete LaFrance I’ve heard it called a number of names — the Palmer Matterhorn, Elf Hat, Devil’s Thumb,
Fish and Game orders necessary
By Howard Delo We live in an area with a mixed bag of fishing opportunities and a wide variation in
2015 an odd year for Little Su silver salmon
By Andy Couch On Aug. 6 the Little Susitna River opened to bait fishing as scheduled in the fisheries regulation
Mat Peak Challenge sees record participation
LAZY MOUNTAIN — No time records were broken in the 27th Matanuska Peak Challenge Saturday morning, but the one for number