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Natron Air Fly-Out Fishing
Natron Air Fly-Out Fishing trips leave from Soldotna, Alaska and will taking you out to remote and untouched fishing creeks, streams and rivers where fishing is excellent and in most places there is no road access. You can fish for salmon in the glacial and murky waters of the Kustatan River, bait is provided, or fly fish in the clear streams of Polly Creek, Silver Salmon Creek, and Shelter Creek located at the edge of Lake Clark, and where there is no access by road, just bring your tackle, warm clothes, lunch and rain gear and enjoy the fishing opportunity of a lifetime. Guided and unguided fishing trips are available to these remote areas with many destinations available, and be prepared for some bear viewing while out fishing.

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Kenai River Raven Lodge
The Kenai River Raven Lodge, Soldotna, Alaska, United States can accommodate up to 18 people overnight and up to 24 for fine dining. On the Kenai River, catch record trophy King Salmon, chrome fresh Red Salmon, Silver Salmon, fly fish for rainbow trout, or book a magnificent halibut charter on the salt water of Cook Inlet.

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Blue Moose Lakeside Lodge
Experience a unique wilderness adventure in the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge and enjoy the Blue Moose Lakeside Lodge, Soldotna, Alaska, New Zealand. Enjoy a trail ride to a lake with spectacular scenery, where native Rainbow Trout await you.

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Best Western King Salmon Motel
The Best Western King Salmon Motel in Soldotna, Alaska, United States is conveniently located with easy access to Kenai Peninsula College. Hotel guests will appreciate the variety of nearby recreational activities including great fishing and golfing.

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Viewing Alaska Bears
Viewing Alaska Bears offers a fascinating experience into the lives of the Alaskan Grizzly Bears in Brook Falls, Katmai National Park, one of the premier bear viewing areas in Alaska. Your journey starts wth a float plane flight from Anchorage and vacation packages include single and multi-day bear watching at Brooks River and Falls. Other activities include a guided excursion to the Valley of the Ten Thousand Smokes aptly named because of the June 1912 volcanic eruption of Novarupta, or canoeing and kayaking through this pristine wilderness as well as nature walks and hikes, including wildlife viewing, it's all here with Viewing Alaska Bears.

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