Freshwater and Saltwater Fishing

Alaska is an angler’s paradise. You could even come away with a world record; the Alaska record for King salmon was set by a fish weighing over 97 pounds. However, before you drop that line in the water, be sure you know the state’s fishing regulations. A complete guide to freshwater and saltwater fishing regulations is available from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Division of Sport Fish. Special license stamps are required for King salmon – these stamps are available at local sporting goods stores.

Wildlife Viewing Eagle Optics

Your best source for binoculars and sports-optic equipment. With decades of cumulative experience, our knowledgeable staff will help you find the perfect binocular for your needs. Individual attention and professional service are found at: 800-289-1132.  2120 W. Greenview Dr., Middleton, WI 53562.
Nature Alaska Tours
PO Box 10224, Fairbanks, AK 99710. (907) 488-3746. FAX (907) 488-3746.

Homer Bald Mountain Air Service
    
See bears guaranteed! All day brown bear photo safari, floatplane trip from Homer to Katmai National Park. Let lifelong Alaskans Gary and Jeanne Porter show you the Alaska you dreamed of. Credit cards accepted. Contact: Dept. VP, PO Box 3134, Homer, AK 99603. (907) 235-7969 or Toll Free 800-478-7969. FAX (907) 235-6602. .

Sea Hawk Air    

Bears, bears, bears. Kodiak's finest custom floatplane service. Years of experience flying Kodiak, Shuyak, Afognak, Katmai Park. Individuals and groups. Deluxe bear viewing, wildlife tours, fishing trips, remote outings, cabins, lodges. Contact: PO Box 3561, Kodiak, AK 99615. 907-486-8282 or 800-770-HAWK. FAX 907-486-2516.

Alaska Discovery Wilderness Adventures


Invigorating, active trips in Alaska's exquisite wilderness. Award-winning rafting, kayaking, wildlife watching, and inn-to-inn adventures in Glacier Bay, the Arctic, Wrangell-St. Elias, Tatshenshini, and Pack Creek Bear Refuge. Trips for all abilities. Discover Alaska and re-energize yourself. Free catalog. 800-586-1911. 907-780-6226.

Alaska Native Culture

To get a closer look at Alaska Native culture and this important lifestyle, many villages offer packages to their remote communities to visit, enjoy local foods, take in arts and crafts demonstrations and learn more about the people who first inhabited this vast land.
From traditional music and dance to beautiful Native art, there are many opportunities and venues for Alaska visitors to experience an integral part of Alaska’s culture and history

Alaska's Best Birding
    

Find the best birding festivals, bird tours and bird attractions in Alaska. The site provides information and links to excellent birding companies around Alaska. Birding at its best!  write to 4030 Galactica Drive, Anchorage, Alaska 99517

Anchorage

26 Glacier Cruise by Phillips Cruises    
Enjoy a 4.5-hour glacier and wildlife adventure on the newest, most luxurious high-speed catamaran in Alaska. Cruise the calm, protected waters of Prince William Sound and come face to face with magnificent tidewater glaciers plus an amazing array of wildlife. Departs Whittier located 60 miles SE of Anchorage. Call 907-276-8023 or 800-544-0529 USA/Canada.

Alaska SeaLife Center


One of Alaska's premier attractions. Dedicated to understanding and maintaining the integrity of Alaska's marine ecosystem through research, rehabilitation and public education. Stand inches from sea lions, harbor seals and seabirds. Viewing areas above-below water. Located in Seward, AK. Open year round. 800-224-2525.

Burnt Paw & Cabins Outback


Free exhibit. See dog team equipment used for freighting, trapping and racing. Pups for sale. Gifts and Native crafts. Log building with sod roof. Nightly log cabin rentals, all conveniences. Apr. 15-Oct. 15. Winter: Dept. VP, PO Box 60048, Fairbanks, AK 99706. Summer: Dept. VP, PO Box 7, Tok, AK 99780. 907-883-4121.