To participate, anglers need a 2015 sport fishing license, 20-pound-test monofilament line, quality snap swivels and 6/0 or 8/0 lead weighted snagging hooks (sometimes dubbed "Seward Dry Flies").

Seward has always been a first-choice destination for Alaska anglers, who flock to the seaside city of 3,000 each summer for its easy access to the bay and its world-class marine fisheries.

Seward is the northernmost ice-free seaport in the U.S. There is a very deep, very beautiful harbor where you will always find sea otters, seal lions, and seals popping up right along side the pier.

What has eight arms, two tentacles and washed ashore on a beach in Unalaska Monday night? A more than six-foot long squid. Listen now ...

Step aboard the Northern Eagle, North America’s most advanced deep-sea trawler, as it braves bone-chilling Bering Sea storms and towering 30-foot waves to haul in up to 200 tons of Alaska ...

On June 27, Janet Neilson, a biologist with the Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve, saw an adult humpback whale near Willoughby Island with an injury to its dorsal fin, mostly likely from a ...

SEWARD, Alaska— A new endangered species mural outside Seward’s Temple Studios will be celebrated on Wednesday, Aug. 21.The Center for Biological Diversity, Blackwater Railroad Company, Puffin ...