Weekly River-Wide Teleconferences

KRITFC hosts weekly river-wide teleconferences throughout the salmon fishing season. These teleconferences are open to the public, who can join by computer via Zoom or toll-free by phone.

Kuskokwim residents and Tribal citizens who are interested in staying up-to-date about in-season fishing news are invited and encouraged to listen in and participate. The weekly calls are an opportunity to discuss observations in weather patterns, fish movement, and other topics that impact our chance to put away salmon for the winter. It is also an opportunity to ask questions of fisheries managers from KRITFC and USFWS and learn about what is happening on other sections of the river.

In 2026, these teleconferences will take place every Tuesday AT 10AM AKsT, STARTING ON may 26.

To join KRITFC’s Weekly Teleconference click here, or:

  • Dial 888-78800099 US Toll-free

  • Meeting ID: 870 1746 8838

KYUK FISH TALK

Can’t tune into our weekly teleconferences? Throughout the king salmon season, KYUK hosts Fish Talk every Thursday at 1pm with our staff, Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge staff, and Alaska Department of Fish & Game staff. Listen on 640am or online, and call (907) 543-5985, (907) 543-2756, (800) 995-8954, or email radio@kyuk.org to talk with us. Quyana, Tsen’ahn, Thank you!

follow kritfc @33tribes on Facebook and Instagram for more in-season information.

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