Fish Weirs on Wild Rivers – The Susitna Drainage
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Fish Weirs on Wild Rivers – The Susitna Drainage
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In this episode of The Fish Count, we head to the Susitna drainage with three Alaska Department of Fish and Game biologists for a behind-the-scenes look at one of the state's most important sport fisheries. Learn how fish weirs, sonar, fish wheels, genetics, and aerial surveys help biologists monitor salmon runs and make in-season management decisions. Along the way, you'll hear personal stories from the field, discover what it's like to work in some of Alaska's most remote places, and gain a better understanding of the science, challenges, and passion behind managing Alaska's world-class fisheries. Whether you're an angler, an outdoor enthusiast, or simply curious about how fisheries are managed, this episode offers an engaging look at the people and science that keep Alaska's fisheries sustainable.
The Fish Count Podcast is a production of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. This episode was produced by Ryan Ragan and Amanda Luper. Audio by Greg Behler and Graphics by Amanda Luper. Copyright 2026.