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Alagnak Wild RiverSalmon drying on racks along the Alagnak River.
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Alagnak Wild River
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A brown bear takes a swim.

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Brown bears compete with anglers for fish on the Alagnak Wild River.

The diversity of life found along the Alagnak Wild River corridor includes: brown bear, beaver, river otter, lynx, mink, fox, wolverine, and occasionally wolf. Large ungulates include moose and caribou.
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The Alagnak Wild River offers some of the best sport fishing in all of Alaska.  

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The Alagnak Wild River’s extraordinary rainbow trout, char, grayling, and abundant salmon are some of the most attractive sportfish in the world, and the river has become the most popular fly-in fishing location in all of southwest Alaska.

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Last Updated: July 27, 2006 at 21:00 EST