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1. www.nps.gov › alag › indexAlagnak Wild River - U.S. National Park Service

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   Feb 16, 2016 · Alagnak Wild River flows from the Aleutian Range to Bristol Bay, offering stunning scenery and abundant salmon. Learn how to plan your visit, prepare for bear encounters, and enjoy fishing on Alagnak River.

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   Alagnak Wild River is a scenic and wildlife-rich waterway that flows from Katmai National Park to Bristol Bay. You can enjoy fishing, whitewater rafting, and exploring the cultural heritage of southwest Alaska on this river.

3. www.nps.gov › parkhistory › online_booksAlagnak Wild River: An Illustrated Guide to the Cultural ...

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   Jun 22, 2009 · The Alagnak Wild River meanders through a unique landscape of open tundra, spruce forests, and dramatic canyon walls. Established as a Wild River in 1980, the Alagnak is rich in cultural history, physical beauty, and natural resources.

4. home.nps.gov › im › swanNatural Resources of Alagnak Wild River (U.S. National Park ...

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   The Alagnak Wild River is inhabited by a wide diversity of species typical of southwest Alaska. The Alagnak provides critical bear habitat during the summer and fall; large populations of brown bears feed on salmon that spawn in the river. Moose are attracted to riparian habitat along the Alagnak throughout the year.

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   Where is the Alagnak River?

   • The Alagnak or "Branch river" as it is also known as is located 290 miles southwest of Anchorage, AK, and accessed from King Salmon, Alaska. The Alagnak River traverses the beautiful Alaska Peninsula, flowing about seventy miles from it's twin sources of Kukaklek and Nonvianuk Lakes into the Kvichak River then Bristol Bay.

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   Where are the headwaters of Alagnak Wild River?

   • The headwaters of Alagnak Wild River lie within the rugged Aleutian Range of neighboring Katmai National Park and Preserve.

   Alagnak Wild River - U.S. National Park Service

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   Where can I fish on the Alagnak River?

   • The best salmon fishing on the Alagnak River is within a ten minute boat ride from camp and some of the very best fly fishing water on the Alagnak River is literally right outside of our front door. We also provide optional guided fly-outs to some of Alaska's other very best rainbow trout, arctic char, and grayling streams.

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   Is the Alagnak River a pristine watershed?

   • Spend your time with your line in the water rather than traveling to the fish. The entire Alagnak River watershed is protected as an unspoiled wilderness. It has never been degredated and is truely pristine for its entire length. Our salmon are genetically pure. There are no farmed or hatchery fish in the watershed.

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6. www.nationalparks.org › parks › alagnak-wild-riverAlagnak Wild River - National Park Foundation

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   Explore the Alagnak Wild River, a tributary of Bristol Bay, with whitewater rafting, kayaking, fishing, and floating. Learn about the park updates, grants, and how to stay connected with the National Park Foundation.

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