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McClure's
Guide Service has provided the following Alaska maps and links to help
make your Alaska fishing vacation planning as easy as possible. We realise
that visiting Alaska may be about more than fishing to some people. If
you have chosen to add an un-structured day or two for resting or sight-seeing,
we recommend a day trip to Seward Alaska to visit the sealife center,
or a Kenai Fjord cruise, where you will see glaciers calving into Resurrection
Bay. Spotting wildlife, marine birds and mammals like whales is quite
common. There is, of course, plenty of opportunity to fish for salmon
from the docks or beach. 
Homer
Alaska offers a quaint fishing village with lots of shops and restaurants
along the spit and in the heart of town, the famous Homer fishing hole,
and water taxi across Kachemak Bay for sight-seeing, wildlife viewing,
kayaking, clamming, and other activities. Clam Gulch Alaska, just up the
road from Deep Creek in Ninilchik Alaska, a popular Halibut charter staging
area, is of course all about clamming, but offer other activities as well.
Opportunities abound for photography around every corner and bend in the
road, so don't forget your camera.
The true story of Old Grizz's Kenai River fishing trip With McClure's Guide Service in 2002: Alaska Amber
We at McClure's Guide Service hope this page is helpful and would be happy to answer any additional questions you may have by clicking on the following link: Contact McClure's Guide Service
- State Of Alaska Map
- Kenai Peninsula Map
- Kenai River Map
- City Of Soldotna Map
- Seward Highway Map
- Kenai River Professional Guide Association
- Kenai River Sportfishing Association
- Kenai Convention & Visitors Bureau
- Kenai Yellow & White Pages
- Birch Ridge Golf Course - Soldotna
- CottonWood Country Club - Nikiski
- Kenai Fjords Glacier Cruises
- Seward Sea Life center
- Free Kenai Peninsula Vacation Guides
- Homer Water Taxi
- Clam Gulch State Recreation Area
- Mcclure's Guide Service Link Exchange Program
New study shows extremely low levels of toxins in Alaska fish.
Salmon nose deep into Alaska ecosystems.
RELEASE A HOG -- TAKE HOME A TROPHY
It's a great program sponsored by KRSA that pays you up to $800 (towards mounting) for catching and releasing a 50" or longer Alaska Kenai River king salmon from July 1 - July 31. KRPGA Hug a Hog program is designed to supplement this and offers similar awards for the months of May and June. You still get the thrill of hanging your prize catch on the wall. It's easy to participate, here's how it works:
- Most important is to release the King as quickly as possible and to use proper revival techniques.
- Fish with a guide or KRSA - KRPGA member that has registered with the KRSA - KRPGA Release a Hog -- Take Home a Trophy program.
- Document your "catch and release" in accordance with the program rules.
- KRSA or KRPGA will reimburse you for up to $800 toward the cost of a full size reproduction mount.
- Hang your trophy Kenai River king salmon on your wall!
Take part in protecting and preserving one of Alaska's greatest resources, the world class Kenai River king salmon. Participate in KRSA - KRPGA catch and release program!
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