The Copper River District will open for the season at 7 a.m. Monday for a 12-hour period.
Good fishing and be safe, guys.
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3 comments:
What was the red price?
may take all day to sort it out, though it is at least $4 lb., less than last year.
105,000 Sockeye caught, and 1,600 kings with the inside closed in 12 hours.
The Copper is back and heading for a huge run not seen in a while.
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