Alaska Caribou Hunting. Hunting Caribou in Alaska. Your unguided caribou hunt in Alaska begins when you touch down in Kotzebue, after your flight from Anchorage. Kotzebue is the gateway to the Arctic and before nightfall your camp will be set up in one of the most remote areas of the world: the arctic tundra.
Common carp (Cyprinus carpio) are domesticated ancestors of a wild form native to the Caspian Sea region and east Asia. Carp degrade shallow lakes by causing excessive turbidity, which can lead to declines in waterfowl and important native fish species. The common carp was introduced by unintentional release in 1879.
This group includes a variety of exotic fishes, introduced into North American waters from Europe or Asia. Part of the gigantic Cyprinid or minnow family, the carps are large, burly, and extremely smart. Esteemed game fishes in their home waters, they are often considered a nuisance in North America. Carp are big, canny, hard-fighting fish. The mainstream angling community scorns these hard-fighting invaders, but that doesn't prevent smart and resourceful fishermen from enjoying this largely untapped resource.