KOKTULI RIVER

  There are several clearwater tributaries to the Mulchatna River west of the Iliamna Lake country. These rivers are small and lack the riverboat and daily floatplane traffic that have infected many of the larger Bristol Bay rivers. As a result these rivers have retained their wonderful wilderness values in addition to their excellent fishing. I use a variety of these waters based on the timing and strength of their salmon runs and the availability of trout, char & grayling.

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GOODNEWS RIVER

  The Goodnews is a clear water river that flows out of the tundra country at the southwest end of the Kuskokwim Mountains into the Bering Sea. This is an excellent fishery for salmon, rainbows and char. The upper portion of the river is entirely within the wilderness portion of the Togiak National Wildlife Refuge. This trip is timed to coincide with the silver salmon run and fishing for rainbows & Dolly Varden behind spawning sockeye & chum salmon.

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