Travel Destinations :

Alaska

You can plan a great visit and tour the vast wilderness in this out of the way destination. There is so much to experience in the state, on the water and on the mainland. There is great fishing and and world-class wildlife to explore.

Alaska is the largest state in the United States in terms of land area. It is 570,374 square miles (1,477,261 km²) in area. It also covers more than twice as much land than the next largest state of Texas.

The state is bordered by Yukon Territory and British Columbia, with Canada to the east, the Gulf of Alaska and the Pacific Ocean to the south, the Bering Sea, Bering Strait, and Chukchi Sea to the west, and the Beaufort Sea and the Arctic Ocean to the north. Alaska is known as the largest state by area in the U.S.

Some of the best places to fish, experience animals and wildlife, and enjoy the alaskan wilderness are available to those on vacation.

• Alaska Fishing Charter

Bristol Bay: The area is known as one of the world's best places for salmon fishing. It also is home to a variety of lodges in the remote rivers of the Alaska region, and is an angler's paradise.

Copper River Delta, Cordova: Also a place for salmon runs, the Copper river itself is flowing with glacial runoff. The streams and main waterflow usually has an abundant amount of trout and salmon. It can be a great place to get away from a lot of people.

The Kenai River: This is an Alaskan area that is known to produce big salmon. Many avid fishermen come here to catch a trophy fish. The area is full of wildlife and excellent scenery.

Homer: It is located on the southern end of the mainland. You can ride along on one of the many halibut charter fishing boats for a once in a lifetime fishing experience. Many huge halibut have been caught out Homer, AK.

Unalaska: It is located in the Aleutians and is also an area where you can catch huge halibut. The area was first inhabited by the Aleut people.

Kodiak Island: You can plan a trip to see some of the wild bears that are catchinng salmon in the rivers and streams. The bears are getting fattened up for their winter sleep. Anglers can find many opportunities to catch various fish species. Gorgeous scenery blankets the territory.

Anan Wildlife Observatory: Visitors often see black bears chasing down meals of salmon in the streams.

Pack Creek (Admiralty Island): A great place to see the brown bear. You can get access to the area by air out of Juneau.

Katmai National Park: The summer salmon runs, brings many brown bears to feed. It is a sight to see. Visitors can get onto platforms to watch the bears catch fish and feed.

Resources:
• www.travelalaska.com
• the Kodiak Islands AK

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