- Wild Salmon King Crab Legs Shrimp Halibut: Alaskan-Seafoods.com

Friends and Business Associates in Kodiak

Wild Kodiak Adventures
Our friends and fisherman in Kodiak. Wild Kodiak Adventures offers customized vessel based voyages around Alaska's most historic island. You will travel in comfort and style aboard the 85' mobile lodge M/V "Wild Island" where world class adventure is right
outside your door. The halibut and salmon fishing can't be beat, as well as their hospitality.

Kodiak Island
is famous for huge
Kodiak brown bears, world-class sport fishing, one of the largest commercial
fishing ports in the nation, and the magnificent green that the island turns during the summer--which is why Kodiak is affectionately called Alaska's Emerald Isle.



Alaska1.com
Kodiak, the principal town on Kodiak Island (87 miles south of the Kenai Peninsula), and home to Alaska's largest fishing fleet, was the capital of Russian America from 1783 to 1799.



The Kodiak Island Alaska Travel Guide contains detailed information on accommodations, the most popular attractions in Kodiak, up to date weather forecasts, maps, facts about Kodiak and Alaska, transportation, tours and advice for travelers.

Made in Kodiak

Made in Kodiak is an organization created to help local artisans and small businesses to promote their products. Formed in 2004, our fast growing group aims to certify and showcase high quality products made in the Kodiak Archipelago.

Kodiak Daily Mirror
Current news you can use!




Alaska Tour and Travel
It is time to plan your 2006 vacation to Alaska, and once again Alaska Tour and Travel is here to help with an extensive list of exciting Alaska vacation packages -- all easily customized to meet your specific needs.


TravelAlaska.com
Imagine your vacation in Alaska for one moment. Your delight when you spot a grizzly bear with a cub or two in tow. That instant when the silence of a misty fjord is shattered by a pod of giant humpback whales, breaching high into the air, then crashing back against the sea.




Chinook Salmon - The chinook salmon is Alaska's state fish and is one of the most important sport and commercial fish native to the Pacific coast of North America.
Sockeye Salmon - The sockeye salmon often referred to as "red" or "blueback" salmon, occurs in the North Pacific and Arctic oceans and associated freshwater systems.