Articles tagged with: cook inlet

The Kenai Peninsula’s Forgotten River – The Kasilof

The Kasilof is quite possibly one of the most underrated rivers in the entire state of Alaska. On the surfaces it’s easy to see why. The river runs a meager 15 miles from Tustumena Lake straight into the Cook Inlet. It’s also located on the Kenai Peninsula and many times is overshadowed by its bigger, [...]

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What Everyone Ought to Know About the Mount Redoubt Eruption and Cook Inlet Fishing

In the past week Mount Redoubt has erupted violently several times, including one that sent an ash plume 65,000 feet into the air and a giant mudflow down the Drift River, but has since quieted down. The most recent eruptions are more frequent, but also lower intensity with a steady ash plume that hasn’t exceeded [...]

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