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The Kenai Peninsula supports approximately 44 percent of Alaska’s sport anglers but represents less than two percent of the state’s land area. The world famous Kenai River single-handedly has supported over 20 percent of the state’s total anglers between 1995 and 2005. Needless to say, a lot of fishing takes place on the Kenai Peninsula.

The fishing season on the Peninsula typically begins and ends with anglers congregating on the icy river banks between April and November. Chinook, sockeye, and coho are the primary salmon species targeted by anglers between May and November with rainbow trout, Dolly Varden, and steelhead encompass the majority of the catch-and-release fisheries. Several ice fisheries during winter are largely utilized by local residents, in contrast to the heavy tourist use during spring, summer and fall fishing seasons. To top it off, commercial, personal use, and subsistence fisheries add to the mix and coincide with many of the sport fisheries. Obviously, managing fish resources on the Kenai Peninsula is complex due, in part, to the fishing pressure by different user groups competing for the same resources — which is why these stakeholders often demand high levels of accuracy and precision in management decisions made by state, federal and non-government organizations.

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