Alaska index

Alaska Fish Species

25 Alaska fish with the 2026 booklet headings by area, waters ADF&G lists them in, and the emergency-order notes that apply.

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Scope of the Alaska species page

Every Alaska fish with a 2026 regulation booklet heading.

Kenai River
One stop on the Alaska species list: Kenai River.

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Answers

Alaska species list, explained

How many fish earn a page?

25 fish and fish groups that have a heading in the 2026 regulation booklets.

Which regulations are these?

The 2026 ADF&G Sport Fishing Regulations Summary, four regional booklets each marked effective until the 2027 summary is issued; no 2027 booklet exists.

Are bag limits printed?

Only where the booklet text was read for the heading; every page links the booklet and the ADF&G emergency order list, which supersede the booklet.

Why does a king salmon page carry a caveat?

Many 2026 king salmon rows say the water was closed in 2026 by emergency order, so the page prints the text as published and points to the order list.

Are there Alaska state records here?

No record table is published. The records page lists ADF&G trophy fish minimums, which are certificate thresholds, not records.

Do species pages claim where fish bite?

No. Waters are listed from ADF&G layers as presence, never a catch claim.

Why is there no page for a fish I chase?

It needs a heading in the 2026 booklets to earn a page.

Is pike an Alaska target everywhere?

No. In Southcentral ADF&G treats northern pike as an invasive species, so those pages describe the layer, not an angling target.

Elsewhere on the site

ADF&G rules and Alaska directories beside the species list