Ahrnklin River - Alaska Guide Co
WEBAhrnklin River in Detail. About Heads on the south side of Slate Peak and flows south and west 24 km (15 mi) to the Gulf of Alaska at Situk, 16 km (10 mi) southeast of Yakutat; Malaspina Coastal Plain.
Southeast, Alaska Department of Fish and Game
WEBAhrnklin River. Directions to launch area: drive 27 miles on FH#10 to the Ahrnklin River Bridge. Paddlers can launch boats at the bridge. Notes for water travelers: Paddling the Ahrnklin River will require either pulling out at Strawberry Point at the mouth of the Situk River or arranging a pick-up by a local air service. Either scenario will ...
Ahrnklin River - streams - Alaska Handbook
WEBThe Ahrnklin River originates on the southern side of Slate Peak and runs for 24 km (15 mi) towards the south and west, eventually emptying into the Gulf of Alaska at Situk, which is located 16 km (10 mi) southeast of Yakutat on the Malaspina Coastal Plain.
WEBAhrnklin River (VCU 3720) - Yakutat Forelands (64,479 acres). . Ahrnklin's 30+ source waters. This low-gradient, meandering river is an important contributor to the Situk- Arhnklin set gillnet fishery, and is listed in the Tongass Fish and Wildlife Resource Assessment as a primary sa.
Ahrnklin Estuary - Audubon Alaska
WEBA large pristine wetland, Ahrnklin Estuary hosts thousands of migratory waterfowl and Sandhill Cranes and is excellent for shorebird viewing in spring and fall. It's a spring stopover for thousands of Dunlin, Western Sandpiper, Least Sandpiper, and Long and Short-billed Dowitchers, and during a study of spring migration, 23 shorebird species ...
Yakuat Alaska Fishing | Saltwater | Yakutat Situk Inn - yak-situk …
WEBThe Yakutat Alaska area offers Alaska’s finest river & saltwater fishing without the high cost factor of more remote destinations. Each year we start our fishing season in mid-March for spring steelhead in the world-famous Situk River.
Alaska Hydroscience » Yakutat West Forelands Hydrology
WEBAlaska Hydroscience is providing continuous streamflow data on the Ahrnklin River and Ophir Creek and will be providing comprehensive analysis of all streamflow data collected within the Yakutat West Forelands region.
Region 10 - Special Places - US Forest Service
WEBThe Yakutat Forelands are a unique part of Alaska. Read the following page to learn about the area's climate, mountains, glaciers and rivers. Yakutat's Climate. The combination of high mountains and moist air over the Gulf of Alaska has a strong influence on the relatively wet climate of Yakutat.
Tawah Creek - streams - Alaska Handbook
WEBTawah Creek flows southeast along the coast and meets Lost River, which is located 0.8 miles north of its mouth. This location is approximately 6.5 miles southeast of Yakutat, on the Malaspina Coastal Plain. Tawah Creek ultimately empties …
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WEB“The Situk/Arhnklin/Lost River areas are the traditional lands of the Yakutat Teikweidí Brown Bear clan. The annual run of five species of salmon feeds us physically, provides us with an economic lifestyle that is unique, and nourishes us spiritually. We have been stewards of this river for centuries.
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