Area Sport Fishing Reports
Bristol Bay
Archived Sport Fishing Report
June 02, 2015
Bristol Bay Area
Week of June 1 tJune 7
Issued June 1, 2015
Fresh waters
King Salmon
- Naknek and Alagnak drainages:
- It is still very early for kings in the Naknek and Alagnak. Sport fishing will not be productive until mid-June on the Naknek and late June on the Alagnak.
- Nushagak drainages.
- It is still early for kings. Sport fishing should be productive by mid-June.
- The sonar is scheduled tbe operational approximately June 5. Management will be in accordance with the Nushagak/Mulchatna King Salmon Management Plan. Nsubstantial inseason information will be available until after June 20.
- Togiak River and nearby drainages:
- It is still very early for kings in the Togiak. Sport fishing will not be productive until late June.
Rainbow Trout, Dolly Varden, Arctic Grayling
- Naknek and Alagnak drainages:
- Most of the flowing waters of the Kvichak and Alagnak river drainages and portions of the Naknek River drainage remain closed tall fishing until June 8 tprotect spawning rainbow trout. Fishing should be good texcellent on the June 8 opener as rainbow trout and Dolly Varden feed on out-migrating sockeye salmon smolt.
- On the Naknek, angling is fair in the portions of the drainage that remain open tfishing. Fishing should be good texcellent on the June 8 opener as rainbow trout and Dolly Varden feed on out-migrating sockeye salmon smolt.
- Togiak River and nearby drainages:
- There have been nangling reports from this section, though opportunities should improve as waters warm.
- Wood River Lakes system:
- Fishing should be good texcellent at the outlets of salmon spawning streams as smolt begin moving down river.
Northern Pike
- Naknek and Alagnak drainages:
- Fishing should be good in the portions of the drainage that are open tfishing.
- Wood River Lake system:
- Fishing should be good along lake and slough shores and in shallow weedy bays.
Salt waters
Halibut
- Nushagak Bay
- Fishing should be fair tgood off the coast of Protection Point.