Pasagshak River | Kodiak Travel Tips: Where to Go & What to Do
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At three miles long, Pasagshak River is one of the most outstanding places in Kodiak to go fishing. The stream empties into the Pasagshak Bay and is home to several species of salmon including salmon, chum, pink, and silver. During your exploration of the area you may be able to see several other coastal and wildlife animals such as dolphins, whales, seals, brown bears, eagles, and more.

You can spend your time fishing, kayaking, or beach combing; there are several tent and RV campsites near to water, toilet, and picnic facilities for guests who want to stay overnight.

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