ALASKA-NEWS-RELEASE: Fish Possession on the Situk River

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Fish Possession on the Situk River
Forest Service hopes to reduce negative bear-angler encounters

YAKUTAT, Alaska–Please help us to reduce the number of negative bear-human interactions and defense of life and property situations along the Situk River.

“Anglers are reminded a forest order remains in effect to try to reduce bear conditioning to humans, specifically to reduce bears associating people with an easy fish meal,” said District Ranger Lee Benson. “Anglers are required by law to keep their creel within 12 feet or keep retained fish in the river.”

Public participation is needed to minimize negative human-bear encounters in the area and determine options to reduce negative human-bear encounters. The Forest Service is committed to the development of an effective management strategy that will maintain a safe and accessible fishery.

For additional information regarding this action, contact Situk River Ranger Lisa Byers at 907-784-3359 x10 or email at lisambyers@xxxxxxxxx.

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