September 08, 2026 - 01:25:32
I gave a call to Rick over at Tackle World and he told me he just got back from fishing in Alaska and only had one report. He said water temps are starting to cool down and vegetation is starting to disappear. This is a good sign that the fall feed will start soon in most waters, it’s time to get out on the water and get in on one of the best times of the year to fish.
September 08, 2026 - 01:25:12
Over at Tackle World, a just back from Alaska Rick had a few reports for us. He said while there was some good fishing along the northern coast the steady parade of nasty storms, kept a lot of anglers off the water. Looks like the fluke are starting to make their move out of the rivers and bays, he said. In addition he mentioned that the snappers are all over and giving light tackle fishermen some good action. The bluefin bite has gotten slower but yellowfin and big eye fishing is picky up when you can get out. Lastly he said crabbing remains good just about everywhere.
August 31, 2026 - 10:58:22
It was also a decent week of weather and fishing according to Rick over at Tackle World this past week. He told us water levels in the northern streams continue to be very good for this time of the season. Most reservoirs and big lakes are in real good shape for the fall fishing and bass fishing has been decent in the reservoirs like Round Valley, Areoflex, Split Rock and Merrill Creek.
August 31, 2026 - 10:57:48
The word from Rick over at Tackle World was you had to work for the keeper fluke and jigging out produced dragging for the flatfish. Here too we were told of good slammer action along with bonito, albacore, Spanish mackerel and a few cobia mixed in. He ended his report by saying the shop also was told of some yellowfin and bigeye starting to move north and some good size mahi being caught east of the industrial wind turbines off the Cholera.