The Kenai Peninsula is a treasure trove of biodiversity, often referred to as “Alaska in miniature.” From the majestic moose and brown bears that roam the boreal forests to the eagles and waterfowl that patrol our riverbanks, the wildlife viewing opportunities are truly unparalleled. Here is our gallery of additional Alaskan animals. Please click on an image to open a larger view in a new window. As your Alaska fly-out fishing and bear-viewing trips team, we hope these images inspire your next adventure in our spectacular wilderness.

West forelands brown bears. — Two brown bears in the grass flats known as the West Forelands on the West Side of Cook Inlet.

Fishing rod and wolf prints in sand at Bachatna Creek during Alaska fly out fishing trip — Wolf tracks in the sand along the Bachatna River. Located on the West Forelands of Cook Inlet between the mouths of the Kustatan and Big River, Bachatna Creek literally comes alive with silver salmon in late July and August.

Mark Glassmaker

Mark and Cindy Glassmaker have been married for 28 years, and their business, Alaska Fishing with Mark Glassmaker, has been operating since 1990. Over the past 34 years guiding on the Kenai River, we’ve witnessed many changes. Through early diversification and the dedication of our entire guide staff and team, we’ve built and maintained what we believe is the premier Kenai River fishing experience.

We take great pride in our work and in the reputation our business stands for. Your trip becomes part of that legacy, and we are committed to making it exceptional. Every outing is approached with 100% effort and service, ensuring that your Alaska fishing trips not only meets but exceeds expectations.