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Gear for the Kenai: Waders
So you have booked your trip to join us, or are you planning one now and wondering what gear I need? There is one piece of gear you can’t hit the water without—a solid pair of waders. The Kenai’s cold, glacial waters, unpredictable weather, and rugged terrain make proper wading gear necessary for your comfort…
The Bears and the role they play in Kenai Peninsula’s Fish Population
When you think of the animals of Alaska, Bears always come to mind. The Kenai Peninsula is home to one of the most robust and dynamic ecosystems in North America, where bears and fish share an intricate and crucial relationship. Brown and black bears are more than just iconic Alaskan wildlife; they play a vital…
Three Ways to Prep for Trip During the Off-Season
As the primary hunting and fishing seasons wind down across the country, the off-season becomes a crucial period for preparation. Whether you’ve already secured a trip with us or are considering it, this is the perfect time to ensure you’re fully equipped for the adventure that awaits in Alaska. By utilizing the off-season effectively, you…
Casting lines and watching the skies
Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula is renowned for its world-class fishing opportunities, attracting anglers from around the globe. While many of us head out to the waters, the Kenai offers to catch some incredible fish. However, beyond the thrill of reeling in king salmon or rainbow trout, the region provides a rich tapestry of avian life that…
The Life Cycle of Alaskan Fish Species: What Happens During Winter
This is arguably one of the worst times of the year for any angler. Our options are limited, So for that ice fishing, we’re usually in our basement tying some flies. But life still goes on for the Fish of Alaska during this month. This is a season of stark beauty and profound transformation for…