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Port Lions, Alaska
Population: 256 (Census 2000)
Distance from Kodiak: 19 air miles
Sitka spruce, cottonwood, birch, alder
and willow trees cover the mountainous terrain around Port Lions, on
Kizhuyak Bay. Located at the north end of Kodiak Island, the city was
established after the tsunami of 1964 partially destroyed Afognak village
on Afognak Island. The community was named in honor of Lions Club
International, the service group that helped relocate and build the new
village. Several lodges and charter services offer access to the
stunning scenery, fishing, hunting and wildlife viewing throughout
Kizhuyak Bay and the surrounding area.

Please see our Schedule Page for all
regularly scheduled flights.
Port Lion
Lodges
Kodiak Island is famous for its world class sport
fishing, its huge Kodiak Brown bears, and in the spring, the island
turns such a beautiful green that Kodiak Island is known as the
“Emerald Island”. Our lodge is located in Port Lions, Alaska,
one of seven villages located on the Island. Are you having a tough time figuring out where
to fish in Alaska? Why not contact us at Wilderness Beach Lodge for a free DVD to see what your
trip will be like? Call Chris Sessions at: 1-877-710-WILD (9453) |
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Wilderness Adventures is an all inclusive fishing and hunting
lodge on beautiful Kodiak Island. Packages range from 2 days to 5
days. Our protected waters are filled with an abundance of giant
Pacific halibut , wild Alaskan salmon, whales, otters, birds, and
more! Hunt sea ducks & Kodiak Brown Bear. Our service and dedication
to your needs sets us apart from the rest! |
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