KODIAK.ORG | 19 go remote Float planes and charter boats can take you to remote rivers and lakes where you can stay at a wilderness lodge, public use cabin, campsites or even stay on board your vessel. Guides will take you to productive fishing holes, help you plan your trip and offer expert advice on local fishing conditions. taking fish home? Fish must be properly packaged and marked according to federal law and airline requirements. For the best results, let the pros do it for you. Local processors can vacuum pack, freeze, smoke and ship your catch to ensure that fresh Kodiak flavor. go salt Half-day, full day, or multi-day charters are available for saltwater fishing. Your charter boat captain will teach you the ropes and supply you with the needed gear. 1 ) 2 ) 3 ) 4 ) hit the road Kodiak’s road system offers excellent fishing opportunities. With over 100 miles of road providing access to 15 rivers, 22 lakes, and countless secluded beaches and coves, you’ll have no shortage of places to cast your line. Rainbow trout are stocked at 17 lakes, so beginners and experts alike can reel in a catch. Whether you prefer fly fishing, spin casting, or trolling from a boat, Kodiak has something for every angler. Hire one of the island’s knowledgeable local guides to uncover hidden hot spots or explore on your own using launch ramps and trailheads. Just be sure to check local regulations and be bear aware. Call Alaska Department of Fish & Game at (907) 486-1880 or visit www.state.ak.us/adfg The sport fish recording number is (907) 486-5176.
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