Alaska Fishing Pages:
- Fishing Headquarters: The nucleus for fishing information in Alaska
- Fishing News and Fishing Report: Check the latest fishing reports before planning your Alaska fishing trip
- Kenai River Salmon Runs: Timing of your Alaska fishing trip is essential to success
- King Salmon: Kenai River kings are the largest salmon in the world. More information about the surrounding areas
- Silver Salmon: Silver salmon fishing on the Kenai River can be extraordinary
- Sockeye Salmon: Considered the finest eating of all salmon, learn how to catch them here
- Pink Salmon: The smallest and most numberous salmon run in even-numbered years only
- Chum Salmon: Not common to the Kenai River, the chum is one of the largest salmon species
- Steelhead: Considered one of the hardest fighting fish, the Kenai Peninsula offers many opportunities
- Dolly Varden: Large char are native to the Kenai River
- Grayling: Small but feisty, you will have to hike or fly in to catch these fish
- Halibut: One of the largest fish you will find in the region, as well as one of the best eating
- Clamming: Dig some razor clams at Clam Gulch
- Kenai Fisheries: Learn what fisheries the Kenai Peninsula has to offer
- Fly Out Fishing in Alaska: Many Option are available
- Directions: Look here for driving directions to our lodge and cabins
- Fishing Rates: Updated annually, here you will find our rates for guided fishing
- Lodging Rates: No nonsense lodging rates
- Combined Package Rates: fishing and lodging packages
- Fly Fishing in Alaska: Trophy trout or king salmon, Alaska offers the best fly fishing in the world
- Fish Species: View the most common species of fish that we catch in the Cook Inlet area
Kenai Community: Learn More About the Area
- Community Links: Here are relevant links to our C of C and other sources of information
- Hospital: Located about 7 miles from our lodge in case of an emergency
- Shopping: Most major shopping centers are located about 5 miles from our lodge
- Entertainment and Night Life: Live music, dancing and more
- Restaurants: We have selected a few of our favorites
Vacation Planning: Book flights and vehicles
- Kenai Map: Map of the Kenai Peninsula
- Planning Resources: All the resources you need to plan an Alaska fishing trip
- About the Mosquitos: Learn how to contend with these bothersome insects
- Air Travel to Kenai: Book your travel to Kenai Airport here
- Transportation to and from Alaska: Book your travel to Alaska here
- Ground Travel in Alaska: Rent your car online using these links
About Us
- Our Guides: Biographies of our professional staff
- References: Read what past customers have to say about fishing and lodging with Mark Glassmaker
- Preparing your catch: Recipes and field preparation
More Information
- Tide Tables: Plan your fishing and clamming activities
- Specific Fishing Information: If you have a question about fishing in Alaska, you will probably find the answer here
- Tools of the Trade: We use only the best fishing gear
Fishing Articles
- Dead Fish Means Healthy River: Dead salmon add biomass to the river system making it an ideal habitat for salmonids
- Kenai River Rainbow Trout: Catch trophy trout with Mark
- Kasilof King Salmon Fishing: Kasilof king salmon rival Kenai salmon in size but are more plentiful
- Estimate the Weight of Fish: Use this simple method to calculate the weight of your fish
- Spring Steel: Alaska offers spectacular steelhead fishing
- Alligators in Alaska: Fishing West Cook Inlet for silver salmon
- Wolverine Creek Flyout: Sockeye salmon fishing with the bears in West Cook Inlet
- How to Release Fish: Release fish properly so they can survive
- Why Are There so Many Fish?: An article by Mark Glassmaker
- How to Catch Sockeye: You need to read this if you want to catch sockeye salmon
- Bears: Alaska Bear Viewing
- Catch and Release or Catch and Kill?: We advocate releasing large fish
- Run Timing: We can guide you to a successful fishing trip
- Chuitna King Fishing: King salmon fishing on the West Side of Cook Inlet
- King Salmon put Kenai on the Map: Kenai king salmon are the largest in the world
- Kenai Peninsula Steelhead: Several small streams on the peninsula offer excellent fall steelhead fishing
- How do Salmon Spawn?: Educational information on the salmon reproductive process
- Fishing Humor: Take a break and settle down for a laugh or two
- Polly Wanna Wog? Visit Big River Lake for Silver Salmon
- Fire and Ice: Steelhead fishing in Alaska
- Where does Mark Fish?: Where the fish are, of course
- Journey to the Nush: Travel with Mark to another remote location
- What to Expect
- Big Trout on the Fly
- When to Visit?
- Advances in Gear Makes Fishing the Kenai a State of the Art Experience
- Sockeye Made Simple
Historical Articles
- 2009 Year in Review and Fishing Reports
- 2008 Year in Review and Fishing Reports
- 2007 Year in Review and Fishing Reports
- 2007 Ice Flood
- 2006 Year in Review and Fishing Reports
- 2005 Year in Review and Fishing Reports
- 2004 Year in Review and Fishing Reports
- 2004 Fishing Forecast
- 2003 Year in Review
Vacation Activities
- Around the Peninsula: Take a virtual tour of the Kenai Peninsula
- Bear Viewing: Take your camera on this adventure
- Steamer Clams: Collecting steamers is an excellent family activity
- Flyouts: Flyout fishing can be an extraordinary experience
Recipe Pages
Photo Galleries:
- Bears: See bears fishing for salmon
- Scenery: A small taste of the scenery Alaska has to offer
- Birds: Swans, loons, eagles and more
- Moose: Being abundant, you are sure to see moose while driving the area or fishing
- Marine Mammals: Photos of sea otters, sea lions and other marine mammals
- Whales: Whales are a common site when venturing out in salt water
- Halibut: One of the largest and best eating fish from Alaska
- King Salmon: The largest king salmon in the world are from the Kenai River
- Silver Salmon: Silvers are one of the most fun to catch
- Sockeye Salmon: Abundant in late summer and considered one of the best eating salmon
- Pink Salmon: The most abundant salmon species
- Rainbow Trout: Trophy trout are abundant for fly fishermen
- Dolly Varden: These fish are beautiful
- Steelhead: One of the hardest fighting sport fish
- Wildlife Menu: Select the wildlife species you would like to view
- Fish Menu: Select the fish species you would like to view
- Other Animals: There are many types of animals in Alaska
Links
- Friends who Link to our Site: Our links page
