Sliver-blue is the choice today as we troll for salmon using the American Smelt crankbaits. The key strategy today is to vary the speed by about 1mph and slowly troll in an s-pattern. The s-pattern ...

Two Montana couples went out for a leisurely day of salmon trolling on Fort Peck Lake on Aug. 9. Fishing aboard James and Nancy Fauth’s 25-year-old pontoon boat, Tony and Emily Simonsen were enjoying ...

A controversial 2023 court ruling ordering the closure of commercial trolling for king salmon, or chinook, in Southeast Alaska has been lifted. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday partially ...

Southeast Alaska’s picturesque peaks and larger-than-life characters have made their way into stories for centuries. Don Stuart’s latest novel “Secret Places” is one of the latest to try to capture ...

Oral arguments are scheduled for Thursday (July 18) in an appeal of a lower court ruling that nearly shut down Southeast Alaska's troll king salmon fishery last summer, public radio station KFSK, in ...

Sep. 6—The following is a release concerning the commercial troll season from the Us / Canada border to Cape Falcon in southwest Oregon. The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) in consultation ...

Antonio and I are flat-line trolling with the American Smelts - the deep drive model. Our target today? Salmon! We're going to troll about 2.5 mph to 3.5 MPH. As always until next time, good luck and ...