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		Kasilof is 15.1 miles from Soldotna, 15.5 miles from Kenai, and 117.2 miles from Anchorage (Alaska's principal population center).
		The need for the replacement of the Kasilof River Road at an alternate location is to enable the Borough to construct a cost-effective hazard mitigation project that would eliminate the risk of damage to the road due to future floods.
		Kasilof is considered a critical location for previous coastal-inland water travel and north-south overland travel due to the Kasilof River, Tustumena Lake Glacier and its overflow, and the Harding Ice Field, located to the southeast of Tustumena Lake.
	www.fema.gov /txt/ehp/kasilof_ea.txt (6349 words)

	Kenai / Upper Kenai Peninsula Area - Weekly fishing reports
		From July 16 - July 21, the waters of the Russian River from its mouth upstream to the falls, and the waters of the Kenai River from the power line crossing on the Kenai River upstream to the Russian River are closed to sport fishing from 11:00 p.m.
		The mainstem Kenai River from ADFandG markers 1 mile downstream from the mouth of the Funny River upstream to markers 200 yards upstream of the mouth of the Funny is currently closed to all fishing.
		The mainstem Kenai River from the mouth of the Upper Killey River upstream to the ADFandG marker at the outlet of Skilak Lake is currently closed to all fishing.
	www.sf.adfg.state.ak.us /region2/weekly/ken.cfm (15435 words)

	Kasilof River Lodge and Cabins, Alaskan Fishing
		Kasilof River Lodge and Cabins offers two cabins equipped with kitchens and private baths, two bunk house style cabins with bath house access, and lodge rooms with shared baths.
		All cabins overlook the Kasilof River with spectacular views of the river and Cook Inlet.
		Come experience the rustic charm of the Kasilof River Lodge and Cabins and see why the Kasilof area is the perfect locale for your Kenai Peninsula experience.
	www.kasilofriverlodge.com /accomodations.html (187 words)

	Alaska Rivers Edge Lodge & Cabins - Kasilof, Alaska
		The river lot is sometimes called "the point" because it sits on a point where there is a curve in the river.
		The point is known to be one of the best fishing holes on the Kasilof River, especially for silver salmon in the fall, but also for king salmon in the summer.
		The lodge is intended to be the crowning glory of the relatively undeveloped Kasilof River angling jewel.
	www.alaska-rivers-edge.com (779 words)

	State Parks near Kasilof
		The town of Kasilof is located fifteen miles south of Soldotna along the Sterling Highway on the Kenai Peninsula.
		Kasilof River State Recreation Site is located in a wooded setting along the Kasilof River, adjacent to the Sterling Highway bridge.
		Kasilof River SRS is a popular put-in and take-out spot for drift fishing on the Kasilof River.
	www.dnr.state.ak.us /parks/units/kasilof.htm (502 words)

	Kasilof River Lodge and Cabins, Fishing Alaska, Salmon Fishing, Alaska King Salmon
		Kasilof River Lodge and Cabins, located on the scenic Kasilof River, offers the authentic Alaskan experience you've been looking for.
		Kasilof River Lodge and Cabins is host to abundant wildlife, including moose, bear, bald eagles, and migratory waterfowl.
		Kasilof is located 30 minutes from the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center.
	www.kasilofriverlodge.com (198 words)

	Kasilof River
		This beautiful and serene place is known as the Kasilof River, located on the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska, it is one of the worlds greatest fishing spots.
		This river is visited and enjoyed by thousands of fishermen ever year.
		Alaska's Kasilof River~This photo was taken in May of 2004 in Kasilof, Alaska.
	www.jaskims.com /kasilof_river.html (66 words)

	Kasilof River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Kasilof River is a river on the western Kenai Peninsula in southern Alaska at about 60° 23' North 151anddeg 18' West.
		It begins at Tustumena Lake and flows northwest to the Cook Inlet in the Kasilof area.
		The name Kasilof or Kasilov is from a Russian surname.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kasilof_River (95 words)

	Alaska Salmon Fishing - Kasilof River, Alaska Salmon Fishing with Piscatorial Pursuits Guides & Charters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Alaska's Kasilof River is born as the waters of massive Tustumena Lake located in the heart of the Kenai Peninsula spill westward towards the deep waters of Cook Inlet just 15 miles away.
		In addition, unlike the Kenai, Kasilof king salmon anglers are allowed to continue to catch-and-release after retaining a king (unlike Kenai regulations that state that anglers must cease fishing upon retaining a king salmon).
		The Kasilof's July king fishery is perhaps the Kenai Peninsula's best-kept angling secret, normally less than 10 boats float the entire open fishing section of the river on any given day.
	www.piscatorialpursuits.com /kasilof.htm (868 words)

	Great Alaska Adventure Lodge Salmon Fishing Kenai River, Kasilof River
		This area is one of the most spectacular trout fisheries in the state, catch and releasing 25 trout or char up to 10 lbs is not uncommon.
		The Kasilof River produces quality king and silver salmon runs from May through September.
		This driftboat only river is a beautiful setting and the perfect place for a quiet drift and hot fishing.
	www.wheretofish.com /alaska1.html (403 words)

	Kasilof (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Kasilof River is located about fifteen miles south of Soldotna on the Kenai Pennisula.
		The Kasilof River puts out it's first king of the year by the first of May, with fishing getting better by the day until about the 10th of June, slowing until the second run shows up in the beggining of July.
		The Kasilof River has a good run of silvers in the fall (after August 1st) with steelhead trout showing up toward the end of September.
	home.gci.net /~poitry/kasilof.htm (182 words)

	Kasilof River King Salmon Fishing
		The Kasilof River is a local's favorite for king salmon and silver salmon fishing.
		Glacier fed like the Kenai River, the Kasilof River fishing regulations prohibit fishing from a motorized boat through the end of July.
		The third run on the Kasilof River is Alaska's acrobatic champion silver salmon.
	www.silverkingcharters.com /kasilofriver.html (322 words)

	EARLY Fishing - Alaska Fishing Report - Kenai River
		The Kasilof has been less productive than recent years but it's still a beautiful river and a few silvers, some great kings and the action is decent.
		Saturday saw loads of sockeye entering the river and the lower river during the high tide was literally alive with fish.
		The Kasilof suffered a similar fate as the commercial fishermen were given multiple openings to help control the number of reds returning to the Kasilof River.
	www.earlyfishing.com /report.html (2839 words)

	Eric Loomis Fishing: Kasilof River King Salmon Trips (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Kasilof king salmon anglers are allowed to continue to catch-and-release after retaining a king.
		We invite you to join us fishing on Alaska's Kasilof River from a four passenger (five upon request only), driftboat that was custom built for this exciting Alaska tidewater salmon fishery.
		The Kasilof King Salmon, at 20 to 40 pounds, may not be the giants of the Kenai, but they can put up a giant fight.
	www.ericloomisfishing.com /page2.cfm?recordid=9 (368 words)

	Alaska Fishing Report: Kenai River area
		Kasilof River late-run king salmon catch rates have improved in the last couple days as the run progresses.
		Nearly 250,000 sockeye salmon have passed the Kasilof River sonar station, which is close to the record for total escapement to date.
		In the Kenai River, angler success will likely maintain the current level next week as the number of late-run king salmon passing the sonar daily should begin to slowly decline though the currently fish present in the river will be available for harvest.
	ultimatebass.com /lbf/index.php/topic,1703.new.html (2559 words)

	Kenai and Kasilof River Fishing
		Alaska Salmon fishing on the kenai and kasilof rivers.
		River Fishing is offered as an "add-on" to any of our trips, at an additional charge of $125 per day.
		We primarily use light spinning gear as we "drift" the Kenai and Kasilof Rivers.
	www.trophyking.com /tkl.ri.htm (120 words)

	Alaska Drift Boats for Kenai & Kasilof River king salmon and silver salmon fishing. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The second kind of river boat we use here on the Kenai Peninsula are drift boats.
		The upper Kenai River where we fish for rainbow trout, Dolly Varden and sockeye salmon is regulated as a non-motorized section of the river so drift boats are the perfect conveyance for moving down through the miles of prime world class trout fishing.
		The Kasilof River is another stream we use our drift boats on.
	www.towerrocklodge.com /album/photo6page.html (183 words)

	Kasilof River Alaska Salmon Drift Boat Fishing Guides and Outfitters
		King of the River take you down the Kasilof river, known to local residents as one of the top salmon fishing areas for big game fishing.
		The Kasilof River is not like that of the Kenai River where hundreds of fishing guides are hosted.
		The Kasilof is only home to about one dozen guides on the whole river.
	www.kingoftheriver.com /alaska-fishing-trips/kasilof-fishing-trips/index.htm (438 words)

	Kasilof River Road B & B (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Kasilof River flows from Tustemena Lake to Cook Inlet providing an abundant tidewater salmon fishery that runs from May 15th through August 31st, although not all fish keep perfect time, some arrive sooner and some stay later.
		While we offer privacy and a wonderful river to fish from we are also right in the middle of every adventure you could possibly choose during your vacation in Southcentral Alaska.
		We are 15 minutes away from the Kenai River which is home to the world famous Alaska King Salmon.
	www.alaskawebdesigns.com /temp/kasilof/location.htm (213 words)

	Kasilof Alaska - Kenai Peninsula Bed & Breakfast Guide
		The Kasilof River, which drains Tustumena Lake, is one of the largest lakes on the Kenai Peninsula.
		Nestled in trees on bank of the Kasilof River in a very private setting, guests enjoy the peaceful beauty and laid back lifestyle of the Kasilof River.
		Nestled on the shore of Lower Cohoe Lake in Kasilof, approx.
	www.kenaipeninsulabba.com /kasilof.htm (297 words)

	EVOS-Habitat Protection-Small Parcels-KEN19 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		This parcel is located at the confluence of Coal Creek and the Kasilof River.
		Pink salmon and Dolly Varden spawn in the river adjacent to the property.
		Coal Creek is an important wildlife movement corridor for fl bear and moose that travel between adjacent upland areas and the Kasilof River Flats.
	www.evostc.state.ak.us /habitat/small_ken19.html (243 words)

	2002 Upper Cook Inlet Management Outlook - Commercial Fisheries - Alaska Department of Fish and Game
		A sibling model was used to forecast the return of age 1.3 sockeye salmon to the Kasilof River.
		A smolt model was used to forecast the returns of age-1.2 and age-2.2 sockeye salmon to Kasilof River.
		If the Kenai run strength is under 2 million and the department determines that the Kasilof River 300,000 OEG may be exceeded, the department may allow 24 hours of additional fishing time per week after July 15 within ½ mile of shore in the Kasilof Section.
	www.cf.adfg.state.ak.us /region2/finfish/salmon/uci/uciout02.php (2023 words)

	Homer News OnlineCook Inlet Keeper Water Quality Laboratory up and running 03/11/04
		Even though Kenai River king salmon anglers have stowed their gear for the winter, the future of early-run Kenai River king salmon fishing remains on the minds of many.
		After considerable discussion, the board modified this plan to allow for the harvest of smaller kings prior to June 11 and allow for catch-and-release fishing with bait from June 11 through June 30, while also allowing for a harvest of trophy kings larger than 55 inches during the entire early run.
		As mentioned above, the nearby Kasilof River king salmon runs must also be considered, since displaced anglers from the Kenai may move to the Kasilof River.
	www.homernews.com /stories/100302/ope_1003020007.shtml (913 words)

	Kasilof River Alaska Salmon Fishing Charters
		The Kasilof River has the first run of King salmon on the Kenai Peninsula with fish averaging 15-30 lbs.
		The sheer numbers of fish and extremely high catch rates makes the Kasilof River one of the most popular fisheries in Alaska.
		There is no time restrictions on fishing the Kasilof, so most experienced anglers will fish as early as 4 am.
	www.akangler.com /kasilof.htm (174 words)

	Kenai River Fishing Guide Alaska Fishing, Fishing Alaska, Fishing Kenai River for King Salmon
		This is where Salmon migrate up pristine rivers to spawn, and Rainbow Trout and Dolly Vardon Char subsist on the bounty of the spawning salmon.
		Alaska King Salmon Fishing on the Kenai and Kasilof Rivers on the Kenai Peninsula with Fergie's Alaskan Charters and...
		Alaska Kenai River Cabins Soldotna AK Lodging accommodations on the river.
	www.alaskaclearwater.com (1767 words)

	Kenai River and Kasilof River Fishing with Dean's Guide Service in Alaska (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Kasilof River generally has smaller kings, but there's a lot of them packed into a fairly small river.
		Kenai River King Salmon are the largest in the world, these Kings range anywhere from 20 lbs to the next world record King Salmon.
		The Kenai River gives you the best red salmon fishing experience since you get the opportunity to go fishing for the Kenai's own huge run and also you get the giant run that's on there way to the Russian River.
	www.customcpu.com /commercial/dgs/deans (709 words)

	The Seattle Times: Sports: Outdoor notebook: Restoration limiting bank access on Kenai River
		The Kenai River mouth does have plenty of access, but surf fishing for sockeye is not the best method.
		The Kasilof River is expecting 911,000 sockeye, slightly above the 20-year average of 894,000.
		The 740-kilometer (460-mile) paddling marathon is held on the Yukon River from Whitehorse to Dawson City in Canada's Yukon Territory.
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /html/sports/2002283845_outn22.html (2629 words)

	Eric Loomis Fishing: Eric Loomis Fishing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The river is home to the largest strain of king salmon in the world.
		The world famous Kenai River King Salmon The river's king salmon average between 30 and 40 pounds with occasional catches of fish to 60 or 70 pounds...
		The Kasilof River is located just 10 minutes south of the Kenai River.
	www.ericloomisfishing.com (573 words)

	Alaska salmon fishing & lodging on the Kenai & Kasilof Rivers with Fergie's Alaskan Charters & Lodging - ...
		Fishing and Lodging, Kenai and Kasilof Rivers on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula
		Well, we believe that the Kasilof River is a much better river to stay on since it is basically a drift boat only river.
		Being away from Soldotna (15mi) you are able to enjoy the laid back lifestyle of Kasilof instead of the hustle and bustle of RVs and the innumerable visitors.
	betterfishing.com /lodging.html (475 words)

	Kenai River & Peninsula Salmon, Halibut & Trout Weekly Fishing Forecast and Report
		Remember, sport fishing for sockeye salmon in the Russian River and at the confluence of the Kenai and Russian rivers closed for the season on August 20.
		Sockeye fishing remains open in the main stem of the Kenai River from the Russian River ferry crossing downstream to the area where the power lines cross the Kenai River.
		The Kasilof River sockeye salmon run is expected to continue tailing off as the run comes to a seasonal end.
	alaskaoutdoorjournal.com /Reports/Adfg/soldotna.html (778 words)

	Alaska Fishing - Kasilof River Salmon Fishing - Guided Fishing for Early-Run Kasilof River, Alaska King Salmon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Most popular of all of the Kasilof's salmon fisheries, the first-run king salmon begin making their appearance in early May. However, fishing doesn't really begin to pick up until mid-May with the river opening to the use of bait on the 16th.
		The first-run Kasilof kings are primarily of hatchery origin (check the Alaska fishing regulations page for more information), returning to a small tributary named Crooked Creek about five miles upstream from the river's mouth.
		We tend to avoid some of the other anglers on the river by concentrating our efforts in the tidal water rather than the busy area at the mouth of Crooked Creek where many guides congregate to fish over kings waiting to ascend the creek.
	www.piscatorialpursuits.com /firstrun.htm (668 words)

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