Turning ideas into action: Alaska’s Board of Fisheries
December 13, 2024
Can you recall a time you’ve been out fishing and thought, “there should be a rule
KRSA is the largest sportfishing advocacy organization in Alaska. Since 1984, KRSA has worked diligently to ensure Alaska’s recreational and personal-use fishing rights are protected and to promote strong science-based fisheries policy.
Conserve and rehabilitate fisheries habitat to maintain and improve the Kenai River watershed for sustainable fisheries.
Promote predictable and meaningful sport and personal use fishing opportunities for anglers.
Provide public education and outreach to promote stewardship of Alaska’s fisheries resources.
Encourage and foster fisheries, economic, and conservation research to advance information for management of sustainable fisheries.
Can you recall a time you’ve been out fishing and thought, “there should be a rule
Soldotna, AK — Aug. 21, 2024—The annual Kenai Classic Roundtable brought together experts to explore key challenges
Soldotna, AK — Aug. 19, 2024— The Kenai River Sportfishing Association (KRSA) will host its annual Kenai
KRSA is a community of fishing enthusiasts dedicated to protecting the greatest sportfishing river in the world, the Kenai River and throughout Alaska!
The Association and its members work to maintain this fish habitat for future generations by providing conservation education, advocating for sustainable practices, and investing in research and preservation efforts.
Membership is free and lifelong. Join the thousands of other anglers today, and together we’ll work to protect Alaska’s watersheds, habitat, and fisheries.
