I first heard about arctic grayling from an episode of the television fishing show, Babe Winkelman's Good Fishing when I was a kid. Those gorgeous fish with the impossibly large dorsal fins seemed so ...

As I got the fish closer, I realized it wasn’t a grayling at all, but a small pike, maybe 15 inches. How it nabbed the little ‘bugger without slicing the 4x tippet with its tiny pike teeth is a ...

Salmon fishing in Southeast Alaska and the Kenai Peninsula tops the list of many anglers’ dream trips. But so should fly fishing for native Arctic grayling in the clear, cold waterways of Alaska’s ...

DESCRIPTION: A member of the salmon family, the Arctic grayling has a prominent sail-like dorsal fin and purple metallic coloration. Adults are usually about eight to 12 inches long. HABITAT: Grayling ...